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I bought Ridgid system based on your recommendations.

Lol😂 buen provecho! Enjoy your meal my friend! You made me laugh! The genuine personality of you is so inspiring. God bless you and your wife!

until ridgid starts having 8amp and up batteries, the milwaukee is a better value, got the red version of this for $107 when using the starter kit "hack"

I was impressed I drove a T474 today and was very impressed by the tractor.

Thank you! You saved the day 😊

As a past business owner for 40 plus years, you are so right. Treat your customers, suppliers and employees nice and with respect and you can succeed. Thank You.😊

Thanks for the review! Well done

Just wanted to add to this gentleman's list of pros/cons on the 474. I agree with everything he mentioned, and pound for pound, this tractor is the best value in a compact tractor. Before being turned on to this tractor, I was ready to sign on a Kubota L4060 with cab. That tractor was 8 horsepower smaller and twice to price! I paid the same for mine, $31,000, and the L4060 was over $60k! With a front 66" blower, third function, and set of forks, I was at just over $40 out the door. Now I will say this.... If you want to spend twice the money, I like some things much better on the Kubota. The cab is much bigger on the Kubota, and the fit and finish is much better than the TYM. The overall physical size on the Kubota, looks and feels bigger. Time will tell, but I see no sacrifice in Quality or power in The TYM powerplant. In fact, that (along with price/value) was a huge reason I went with TYM. The Kubota, along with John Deere and many others, have computer-controlled Fuel injection. The TYM (to the best of my knowledge) is the only major brand, that still has a mechanical injection pump. Which means that after my warranty is up, I will not have to run to the dealer every time it "won't run" and dish out thousands of dollars to diagnose and fix computer issues. The Kukje engine is so simple, I should be able to diagnose and fix nearly any problem myself. It is my understanding that the only sensors on the whole tractor, are for the few gauges on the instrument panel, and one that senses the exhaust for controlling the re-gen. Also, this means that once my warranty is expired, I can delete the DPF and never have to worry about re-gen issues again. The other brands, (to my understanding) will either not run correct, or not run at all with a deleted DPF because the sensors send info back to computer regarding the exhaust output. These are HUGE reasons to consider the TYM. Don't take my word, ask your dealer about these things. Here are things I DONT like about the TYM and wish that they would address. 1- The controls for the 3-point hitch draft, and rear remotes, are buried down under the seat. They are not easily accessable for ease of use. I would like to see them put up higher in the side console where you can see, and reach them much easier like Kubota does. 2- There are days in the summer when You may not want to use the air conditioning but need ventilation. While the rear window does open, it lets in too much dust from your implement. I would like to see them add "quarter windows" at the rear of the doors, that can be kicked open different amounts like Kubota has on their cabs. 3- not sure why the fender clearance is not equal all around rear tire. ( they are very close to the tire in the front) I am thinking they did this to make the bottom of the doors wider for getting in and out. This is not a huge issue, but I foresee it being a problem should I ever want to add rear tire chains. 4- Overall fit and finish in the Kubota cabs, is much nicer. (huge difference in quality) And the cabs on the Kubota are much roomier. Having said this, I still feel the TYM is an incredibly better value. The things I like better about the Kubota, are not enough reason to justify twice the purchase price! And I think moving forward, TYM could improve on these cons without adding much to the overall price. And mechanically speaking, I think the Kukje engine is arguably one of the best (if not the best) engines available in any compact tractor. I hope this helps anyone shopping for a compact tractor.

I wish they were weather proof because mine are exposed to salt, wind, and sand.

Where is the tym dealer in west tn? Im in brighton and in the market

Thanks for taking the time to post a video showing what this tool can do. It would be much more effective for you, and put much less stress on the electric motor, if you lift up every few seconds as it is spinning to help evacuate the dirt out of the holes. When you just muscle straight down without lifting up occasionally, the extra dirt left in the whole while boring keeps extra unnecessary pressure squeezing on the bit, which puts extra strain on, and more heat into, the electric motor, which shortens the life of the motor. Your dirt was mostly dry and flaky, so you were able to get away with doing it without lifting, but if it was more gummy clay it would've made it very difficult, and very hard on your fairly expensive auger. The other advantage of lifting occasionally is that you don't have to strain as much against the tool trying to twist out of your hands. Less fatigue at the end of the day, and tools lasting longer, especially the expensive ones, is always a good thing. Ridgid's Lifetime Service Agreement would repair or replace the tool if the motor burns up. But, that still causes weeks of down time, unable to use the tool. It's better to not ever need the LSA, and just keep on running smoothly. Have a great day.

My string broke inside. I couldn’t unlock it and when I finally did. A piece of plastic broke. Can I put a replacement head on this trimmer?

The blower is great for cleaning gutters, driveway, and sidewalk. But I bag my grass, and only have pines, so I haven't needed it for grass or leaves.

THANKS FOR THE VID. WANTED TO "GET AN IDEA" ON THIS RACK, BEFORE AN ACTUAL PURCHASE. MADE MY DECISION, and HEADED TO "THE HARBOR"!

Was that ever easy! I zip tied the orange tool to the extra string so that it does not get misplaced.

“Orange 🍊 is Better”. Amen to that. I’ve been converting all my tools to orange. I’ve got ridgid power tools, Husqavarna outdoor stuff, fiskars hammers & another brand for hand tools. And I threw away all my buckets and replaced them with Home Depot buckets 😂

terrible video.. delete this.. how do you take it apart?

Honest review. Thanks for the info

Hell yeah brother

7/8 in deck? That would be almost an inch thick my brotha...

Thanks. The comparison to a gas saw is all I needed to know. Will do anything I'm going to do. Sick of trying to start my gas saw.

This was helpful, but you missed the MOST IMPORTANT step - the arrow on the orange section must be lined up with the outer arrows on the black section. If you don’t do that, it won’t thread. I figured that out after your video gave me a start, so thank you for the info!

Just yesterday, my nextdoor neighbor asked me how to change the string on her Rigid. The problem was that she had the remnants of her old string in the head - the new string wouldn't go through the holes. How do you open up the head to remove the remnants of the old string?

Good job brother! 👍 Hope your advice is taken to heart by the watchers. Love this channel

With yeti rtic all rotomolded cooler big cooler not a lot of space 😂😂😂😂 this is good.

God Bless your heart son! I was scratching my head for the last hour trying to figure this out. Never thought to check the instructions (which is where I found that tool you talk about here).

Nice video and editing. I have a 3rd gen Cummins 2wd with an 8’ bed that’s beat up, but still pretty solid. I’d love to fabricate a flatbed for it at some point.

You are right.....99% of people these days will not use the phone it's text or nothing !

Don't Buy. TYM Corporation Doesn't support after sales needs by customers. 9 weeks tractor down, NO PARTS. TYM Corporation Doesn't Care. Have a useless T574.

Good advice. Im retired & people still call knowing Im retired. I charge a price saying Im retired (high) and they still have me come out. So I take a young man with and try to pass on my knowledge to them. God Bless

Not true at all, I’m 23 in central Florida and I’m a welder/ fabricator and woodworker making high end products and I haven’t able to find consistent work ever! People need the work done but don’t want to pay fairly for it so they just won’t do it or will do it themselves. Especially as all this technology gets easier to use and more affordable more boomers and gen x with money would rather do it themselves and spend 2x more than pay someone to have it done. I see it first hand from close family and relatives, it’s disgusting. There should be an incentive to put money into younger peoples hands so that it can stimulate the economy and keep it going unlike whatever shit show is happening now all over the country.

Hey, I'm also in West Tennessee and thinking about starting a business. Good advice all around, hope to hear more.

Good job James

Thanks for the very helpful review. (I wouldn’t want it to run on only one battery, because they would need to raise price to build it to run on both 18v & 36-volt.)

Your’e a stud! Been using this weed wacker for 6 months and you saved me from continuing to loose my mind

Thank you for a good video - it clearly explained my dilemma of re-loading sring on my Rigid 18V Grass Trimmer -Thanks!!

Great info!

Good video brother 👍 I really like your caulking gun. Do you ever use your Milwaukee m12 tin cutter, or is just simpler to use your shears? Appreciate the video's bro.

Looks like a hillbilly way to do it you need to use stepped flashing

I was thinking about using the “cooler/lunch” box to prevent the extreme heat and cold from messing with the batteries if I leave it in the truck. Not that it really matters with ridgid they literally mail you a new one for free if it dies but still. Im looking for a solution for this problem I think I’m gonna copy your system

Great video Bro! Useful information

Sweet, ive got some old cans that the spouts are junk. Time to overhaul them. Thanks

Bless God!!!

An alternative to the screw or even the provided vent device is to get a valve stem (preferably a short one) drill the appropriate size hole to install it (from the inside is easier) and remove the core out of the neck and save the cap. You can vent both when filling and when dispensing.

Is it brushless?

ToughBuilt tools are great! Have you had a chance to try the bull nose straight shears?

didnt realize it was that easy. how much string can it hold?

Wow, great video. Simple, to the point, the best kind of video there is!

What about chain sprockets? I know you can order them from HF but. time and I don't know the cost. I would like to convert it to a floating sprocket like my gas saws but I doubt that is possible.

Looking at the 5835R really was hoping for a cab but they haven’t come out yet.