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There was narrow space, but I put on Bro-Tek 1.5 spacers made a lot more room.

Yes, I sold my original factory 1 remote to a fellow T474 owner, so he has two now.

@@tractortyme I need to check the part numbers between the t394 and t474…. Seems there are more t474’s out there than t394 and I think the t474 comes with 1 set standard. Might be a cheap way for me to add a rear remote

Glad it could offer some points for your own install.

Thanks John, yes when you cross into the 50's we make more grunts going down onto the ground and coming up again.😂 These spacers worked good for the x-tra room for the chains, and another 3 inches wider stance help a bit with stability to. Seems like ya staying busy still? That mini house you guys finished up sure turned out nice. - Ronny

@@tractortyme Thanks Ronny! We try to do our best. I'm starting to grunt now just walking. LOL

At one point TYM changed to universal coolant type red, mine came with the good old fashion green coolant. If you desire to flush it out, you can obviously. I would put distilled water in and drain 2 or 3x times with heater controls to hot and let it warm up each time. Then drain as much as you can again and fill with mixed green coolant and distilled water. But bottom line, you really don't need to replace the red coolant until you've hit 500h or 3 years.

Yes, I highly recommend these. I made a brief install video of them before X-mas on here. These are Aquiline MPC's and they ride very nice, they replaced some H-Pattern Duo 389's that was very bumpy ride on. Got them from tirechainsrequiered.com

You're an early bird Marty, it wasn't even done decoding it in HD before you jumped on. 😄

We now have freezing rain/rain. So back to mild El Nino weather again.

I love this pull type blower, I'm in my 4th year of ownership and wouldn't do it any other way. I do not have drifts to deal with, but I do have neck injury so I cannot look up or back for long period of times. You can probably do a 78 or 84 inch setup on your T574 with ease?

@tractortyme Glad to hear it. I figure the plow will be useful during the early and late season and the blower will tackle the rest.

If you do a lot of logging or firewood work, once you get it you be amazed of all the work you can accomplished. AND you did not wreck your body doing it either. Best wishes for a new winch in 2024 for you.

Hi Mike, you guys gotten any snow yet up in your area of Canada? My luck getting new chains might have spoiled my chances of EVER getting snow LOL.

How's she goin'? We had some snow and the lake was frozen but for the last week or so all we have had is high winds, rain and warm temps, so all the snow and ice are gone!! A green Christmas I'm thinking. Take care!!@@tractortyme

Hi! I ordered myself a set of MPC's actually should be on their way soon, on the parking brake.....the light is there in the dash but not connected. A guy on the TYM Facebook group connected a separate switch to it and connected it back into the dash lap to get it working.

Awesome... thanks for the info, have a great evening!!!

If you read description of video, The TYM part# is listed there.

That's what the black rope is for to engage the clutch, white rope is to engage put on the brake. Rpms decide line speed, just a smidge above idle is usually enough.

Thanks, I see you have one of the new Kubota L2502's, how do you like it so far? Nice machines I think.

I love it so far. I just wish I had more time to work with it. Just got a stump bucket to put on her and get digging out stumps next weekend. Should be fun.

Yes, I just haven't had a chance to make a good review of it yet, because we've been out a whole crew while using it. So I didn't have time to document it while salvaging falldown from high windstorms we had in 21/22.

@@tractortyme , there is a livestream that Ed from “ My Cluttered Garage “ puts on at 7 pm eastern every Monday night. It is a great group of small compact and sub - compact tractor owners getting together to chat. Your TYM and forestry winch would make the headlines on this livestream if you can manage to make it. Every Monday night at 7 pm eastern . 1 hour long. Held to strictly. Hope you can join us. Would love to have you

@@tractortyme , I had to cut out early. I had someone stop in to see me.

I'm positive that it takes a 1/2 drive indeed. Or a 3/8 at the very least.

Thank you!

Any diesel spec 15w40 will work for the snowbelt and south, in the winter in the snowbelt I use Rotella T6 5w40 because of our extreme cold winters. But Rotella T4 15w40, Delvac 15w40, Mobil 15w40. If it says heavy duty diesel oil in this weight it should work. If you get a gallon can, there will be a little smidge left by the time you have reached to the "F" mark on the dipstick. Fill the filter when putting it on and give 4 qts, start the engine and let it run for 5 minutes and check levels 5 minutes later. It might need a wee bit more, but never beyond a full US gallon.

Ok thank you, I have some Valvoline Premium Blue Diesel engine oil 15W-40 that I keep for my Cummins 6.7 Dodge I'll use that. @@Re-Booter

@@sbhjackson5931 I forgot which youtube account I was logged in as, but yes that works just fine for you.

My local TYM dealer

it started with a vengenace before X-mas in November. And then a lull of 7 weeks of 30's-40's and rain. Supposed to be high 40's tomorrow.....spring should arrive eventually. How's things down in your territory? Stayin busy with landscaping?

@@tractortyme We are cold for this time of the year. We are staying busy with a lot of home repair and landscaping

Hi! Pete, yes in the US they are refereed to as "Inverted"/Pull l stype, or we say in Scandinavia real snowblower 😁. My Tractor has 48.3Hp and somewhere between 40 PTO PTO HP. I have a Canadian MK Martin SB68 P/T snowblower. It's been rusting for 7 week of snowcurse, but the next three days we've been promised some snow.

Yes, it is one heck of an attachment to have available in the woods.

I have the 72'' Homestead Implements root grapple Pinnacle series. They come in 60, 66 and 72'' and are pretty light. My 72'' grapple weighs 366#. And I LOVE IT, have had it for two years.

@@tractortyme Thank you so much for responding. I’m new and gathering information to limit my mistakes! Homestead Implements seems to be a popular brand.

@@providerwilliams5199 Yes, US made in NY and good support and quality.

Yeah it worked fine in 4F.....well except the "Follow me" feature.

They stick like nothing else. Withstands hot and cold.

They house already had 6 trees fall on top of it, but it's restored now.

Nope, it just uses the PTO, it is a mechanical winch.....10k # pulling power. Or 4.5 Metric tons....it is a must if you mess around in the woods AND a grapple on the front.

HI! Eric, I do not have a remote on my EGV45, it is all done by ropes.

Hi! Yvon, I do plow only the ranch we live on yes, it is six houses on 30 acres. The plow is nice for the early snow when winter is just playin with ya leaving lots of gravel, slush and snow mixed. Truth be told I use the plow more than the snowblower, because the snowblower is meant for Buffalo, NY kind of conditions. And we haven't had anything over six inches at a time since I bought the tractor, it is called the "snow curse" when you are prepared. The box on the left is a toolbox from ITC Quickattach, there is a video on my channel about it.

Just stuff it full of 10mm sockets :D

@@tractortyme I appreciate the reply! That makes a ton of sense and helped me incredibly. Thank you!!!!!!!

Yes, I've had it on for 180h now and coming up to change it at 300h on my tractor now. Wix 51626 works just the same as they make the NAPA Gold FIL1626 filters.

Thank you so much for that. I'm at 150, but was wanting to change it as it's been a year since I did the initial change at 50 hours. You have been more helpful than my nearest dealer...again greatly appreciated.

@@patheidi8255 No problem, this is why I made this channel to help the growing numbers of TYM owners, since most of the videos I make are the 1st one on some of these subjects.

@@tractortyme Great to hear. Im looking to go with mk martin because its a little cheaper and seems to be just as good as pronovost and normand. Cant really tell any major differences.

Thanks, Pete.....this forestry winch is a game changer.

No, you really don't need to run these at PTO speed, that will be too fast. PTO speed on this is 2400rpm, I was at 1400.....you can adjust the PTO speed to your liking off course. But I like to take it low and slow on these things.