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Yes sir, they are exactly the same except for color. Made in the same manufacturing plant in China. Some people want to argue that, but they are.

@@MartyHenderson-ie9spI would have bought this one. Matches my tractor better. Where did you get it from?

I ordered mine directly from MechMaxx. I have the link in the description as well as my discount code for anyone who orders anything from MechMaxx.

This video was about the build. Which included welding and cutting to make that happen. There will be a video on the use of it. Having a bad day?

Believe it or not, the majority of grapples and especially rake grapples such as mine, don’t have teeth. A lot do have them though. I know of several people that prefer not to have teeth. I used this one hard for over a year and a half. I finally decided to try this. Thanks for the comment and watching.

Thanks for watching! Hey that stuff is awesome AND affordable. This new grease is great stuff. Make sure when you use it to push out whatever you were using beforehand. I am not sure which "flavor" >G< you are looking at using. For loader pins and bushings, it will not be that critical, but high speed, high temp wheel bearings, I would make sure all the old grease is completely purged out. My compatibility test I posted about on FB is still going strong and zero issues after 3 weeks. Thanks again for watching. I appreciate you.

Thank you so much. Thanks for watching.

I appreciate that very much. I plan on getting another table and this will help save me some time. Thanks again and thanks for watching.

What kind of issue did you have? You may need to borrow a pallet jack and build a lean to frame to hold the tires while off he tractor and putting them back on again.

@ brotek sent the wrong threaded bolts and they wouldn’t thread. I called them and they said their new shipping guy had messed up the bolts but we didn’t know until the mobile ballast guy had showed up at my place to do the job. So we took what we could.

@@EricDodgeMusicAndDance Oh my.

Thank you. Great idea.

Thank you. That’s right. Thanks for watching my friend!

You cannot see the grinder rotor from the seat of the tractor. So I mounted a rear, wireless camera so I can see the rotor in order to place it on the stump correctly.

Thank you sir. I appreciate you.

Glad the video helped. Thanks for watching and replying.

Thanks for watching our paint dry.

Thank you Kevin!

Thank you. Yes sir, I’ve noticed a lot them don’t come with set up instructions. Thanks for watching my friend.

Thank you very much for the feedback. Thanks for watching.

Thank you sir and I appreciate you. I agree.

Do you have a root bucket or root rake grapple? Thanks for watching.

Yes sir, I read that when it came out. Nice article and a great cause as well.

Yes sir. I am a firm believer in keeping all tanks, Diesel and Gasoline topped off at all times to prevent moisture intrusion.

Thank you sir. Thanks for watching.

You’re welcome

Thank you sir.

Yes sir, I apologize for that. I should have worn my wireless microphone, but thought I would not need it in my shop. Lesson learned....Thanks for watching.

Thanks my friend!

Thank you sir. It really is a beautiful place. This is our third time to ride this area. Mainly because we love this particular cabin. Thanks again.

If you are going to be using row crop implements such as a planter, cultivator etc, you would need to measure the row width for the implements and your rear tires. The spacers are sold in 1/2" increments from 1 inch all to way to 5 inches spacers. So they make whichever size would fit your needs, row spacing wise. Thanks for the question and for watching.

But generally, the front wheels do not need spacers.

@@MartyHenderson-ie9sp thanks for the info!! i have a mahindra 2638 and i used my 2 row jd planter but the rows are too close together bc i dont want to plant in the tire tracks. i think ill look in to the spacers and i think i can get a few more inches between the rows. Thanks again for the info!

@@Richard31406 You are most welcome sir. You should be able to get the exact spacing between rows you want just by adding the correct spacers to the rear.

Hi there. The rear wheels are fixed and non adjustable on the rear of the T474. I have over 200 hours on mine and no regeneration yet and don’t expect one. I know of several T474, T494, 4820, T574 with well over 300 hours and no regeneration yet. Thanks for watching and commenting. I love my T474.

@@MartyHenderson-ie9sp KUKJE A2300 mech fuel inj. is the # 1 reason to buy a TYM. I was told 1 computer (data logger) and 6-7 sensors on KUKJE and 7 computers and 22 sensors on the TYM YANMAR. 445 and 455. yanmar makes fantastic engines but they are loud and complicated. no dealer needed if you are good with trouble shooting when you own a mech fuel inj. engine. I'm told if you have DPF issues ten years down the road you can easily bypass/delete the particulate filter. you have to unplug the data logger. since 2018 I had Yanmar sa-324 TLB then KIOTI NX4510 then to the TYM T494. ALL fantastic machines! I did get a 2021 COVID KIOTI with a trany problem so they gave me the T494 to replace it.great vidjas. thank you rick Canadarago lake NY (Cooperstown)

Yes sir, that’s all VERY true. Simple to maintain and simple to repair if needed. These A-Series engines are just solid as a rock though and extremely rare repair needs besides owner neglect. Thanks again sir.

Thanks my friend. Yes sir, it is amazing what this T474 pushes through with no problem. That is about as tall and thick of stuff we have had to deal with. This past spring was ultra wet and I could not even think about getting to this particular location. As a matter of fact, I was exactly two months late getting this mowed down. Thanks for the comment and watching sir.

Hi there! I chose the 3 inch to make my rear 6 inches wider. The 4 inch would make it a tighter fit on my trailer. I too was contemplating 3 or 4. But ultimately decided the 4 inch would be too much stress on the rear wheel bearings. 3 inch has been perfect for my use. Totally different tractor since adding the spacers. Thanks for watching!

@@MartyHenderson-ie9sp Marty, I appreciate the response. Great video.

@@rpoirier.westhill Thank you so much.

Thanks for watching! I have an almost invisible flood light bar mounted underneath my tractor canopy. It’s great. I need to add side lights to the Rops that I bought.

I bet that was an incredible experience.

That is fantastic! Congratulations on your new T474. I love mine. Over a year old with 200 hours and zero issues. It just keeps asking for more and more. Enjoy and thanks for watching.

I sort of agree with you to a point. But we have three tractors, two of which are full frames. By adding spacers to my T474, it made it the perfect tractor for me. I like the compactness of the T474 and yet the power. I use my T474 on lawns sometimes and our full frame John Deere 5103 is just too large for that use. Thanks for watching.

Hi there. No, I do not have ballast in the front or rear. I may not put ballast in this tractor because I use it on lawns too and do not want that extra weight. Thanks for watching!

Yes sir, if it was going to be used on a completely flat surface, I would have too. But it sits on the grass and dirt and doesn’t move when I’m using it.

😂Right! And thank you.

Thank you very much. We have spent a lot of time and money getting this place cleaned up and decent. New video upload coming up tonight. Thanks for watching and the comment.

Thank you sir. Thanks for watching.

Yes sir, absolutely. Thanks for watching my friend.

Thank you for watching. I have not seen anyone try that, but I would think that would be some added stress pulling outward on the end of the axle. I am not sure of the bolt pattern, I have never measured it yet. But I probably will now. LOL

@charleschapman2428 Thanks for watching. I was hoping it would help others that were thinking about doing the same installation. I almost did not make this video and stopped and got the tripod and camera out. I figured someone would benefit. Yes, at that time, my regular long extension was at another location so I had to resort to the ole wobble extension which is a real pain. LOL. Thanks again.

Thank you very much. I appreciate that. I am very happy with the spacers, it totally changed the way the tractor handles and rides.

Thank you Sir! Thanks for watching.

Thanks for your questions. The offset is right at 2 feet past the rear tire. I chose the MFZ-175 for rear width coverage with my TYM T474. I thought about the next size up but they were out of stock last year when I bought. I’m absolutely happy with it after 50 plus hours of hard use. If you choose to buy one from Nova Tractor, you can enter code MHAR7 and get yourself some free stuff added in on your order. Thanks for watching.

Does your MFZ175 have shear pins or do you have a slip clutch for your PTO?

@@stevenjacques6208 Good morning. The PTO is direct drive and is protected by a belt drive system on the mower. It has 4 heavy duty belts that run from the top pully down to the the drive rotor. If anything ever binds up or hits something really hard, the belts will slip instead of harming the mower or the tractor. I have not had any issues at all with either slippage or anything. As a matter of fact, the mower is being used on my tractor this week. It has been a flawless 60 plus hours since last year and the belt tension is just as tight as it was when I checked it when new. To me that is amazing, just knowing how hard I have worked this thing out in the woods clearing underbrush limbs and trails. Thanks for the questions.

So I purchased the exact same flail mower after shoot six months of thinking. I have a 3038E John Deere and boy have I put that flail mower and some thick trees. I don’t have a third function so I had to put both hydraulic ins into some fluid and then I used a ratchet strap to set it or I want, but I figured whenever I add function it’ll be a great thing to have. I’ve been meaning to make a video, but I haven’t. I thought well over 50 hours on it and like I said, I lifted it full up reversed onto a 4 inch tree and just pushed it down slowly as it ate it and it shredded that tree the 3.3 pounders hammers.

@@user-vd4bk1ll9m It is definitely heavy duty as Nova Describes it. I have also done some things with it that aren't really supposed to do and it never backs down. Thanks for watching and commenting.

It was $3,000 to my driveway. Thanks for watching.

You’re very welcome and thank you for watching!

Thank you. I appreciate that. Thank you for watching.