Thanks Tony. I am sure I will be reaching out to you and also on the FB page if I have any questions. I have learned so much already from watching your videos. I really appreciate all the content that you have provided for us all. I am pretty caught up on your more recent vids. Lately I have been working on some of your older content. Thanks for watching, have a great day and God Bless
The best thing about a grapple, is can move brush PILES from One PLACE to Another & it NEVER STOPS. Your Doggy does'ent like that you took over his digging jobs! It SO much fun having a New Tractor--they are so good at "working,and improvements"( my two acre yard always looks like an Industrial Work-Site). Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio and happy tractoring.
I love the grapple. I use it all the time. So glad that I purchased it with the tractor. I really wished I would have bought this set up a few years ago. Most of our 5 acres we cleared by hand. After I got the tractor I immediately thought to myself, I should have done this a long time ago. Thank for the kind words, and thanks for watching. Have a great day.
Thank you. I have been really enjoying it. Now I just have to do the 50 hour maintenance in the next week or so. Not looking forward to that, but it's got to be done. Thanks for watching and have a great day.
Congratulations on your new machine. I got my T25 a year ago and I love it! 1 addition I made was attaching the thumb to the backhoe. it's only a manual one but makes it much more versatile. Cheers from Nova Scotia!
Thank you. I really do enjoy the T25. Wished I would have bought one long before I did. It has saved me a ton of back aches if you know what I mean. A back hoe thumb will be in the future. Got a few more big ticket accessories that I will need first. Thanks for watching, and have a great day.
I wanted the same tractor you have very nice machine but no dealers around me here in Ohio , Went the next best route and got the RK25 from rural king almost the same machine from TYM , Good vid !
I ran into the same issue. Ended up driving 300 miles to get mine. I did consider the RK25 as well but we only have one Rural King in MI. Since the TYM dealer was able to deliver it made my decision easy. Luckily I have 2 TYM dealers near both my properties if parts are needed. Thanks for watching and have a great day.
Thanks. It has been a great tractor so far. It has far exceeded my expectations. Only wished I would have purchased it sooner. Thanks for watching, and have a great day.
A T25 is a nice compact tractor, everyone I know.....myself included always think "WHY didn't I do this sooner?" when it comes to purchasing a tractor.
rather than dig away at the roots with a backhoe, another good way is to tie a rope to the root and pull it out with the tractor. there's several videos on youtube on how to tie a good knot to a root and yank it out. basically you want a knot, or a hitch, that will tighten itself around the root as you pull on it.
I did some of them that way, but some I have done with the backhoe. Since I will be running a tiller through pretty much the entire property I want to get out as much of the root balls as possible. That area was extremely thick with brush at one time. And who don't like playing on a backhoe. LOL. Thanks for the insight.
@@Devaultfl oh I'm not saying not to use the backhoe, I'm sure it's needed in some cases. But some cases, if there's a root that you can get a good grip on, you might want to try pulling it out with a rope tied to the tractor. Some you would pull on by driving the tractor, and other roots you would want to pull straight up by tying the rope to the bucket or the backhoe and lift straight up. there's some good videos on youtube of people showing how to do this.
I want to say it was $26K for everything (maybe $27K). That includes tractor, loader, bucket, backhoe, a Tar River root grapple, and 3rd function hydraulics.
Congratulations on the T25. I love mine. I look forward to your journey.
Thanks Tony. I am sure I will be reaching out to you and also on the FB page if I have any questions. I have learned so much already from watching your videos. I really appreciate all the content that you have provided for us all. I am pretty caught up on your more recent vids. Lately I have been working on some of your older content. Thanks for watching, have a great day and God Bless
The best thing about a grapple, is can move brush PILES from One PLACE to Another & it NEVER STOPS. Your Doggy does'ent like that you took over his digging jobs! It SO much fun having a New Tractor--they are so good at "working,and improvements"( my two acre yard always looks like an Industrial Work-Site). Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio and happy tractoring.
I love the grapple. I use it all the time. So glad that I purchased it with the tractor. I really wished I would have bought this set up a few years ago. Most of our 5 acres we cleared by hand. After I got the tractor I immediately thought to myself, I should have done this a long time ago. Thank for the kind words, and thanks for watching. Have a great day.
Nice tractor congrats, it's a a great tractor love mine
Thank you. I have been really enjoying it. Now I just have to do the 50 hour maintenance in the next week or so. Not looking forward to that, but it's got to be done. Thanks for watching and have a great day.
Congratulations on your new machine. I got my T25 a year ago and I love it! 1 addition I made was attaching the thumb to the backhoe. it's only a manual one but makes it much more versatile. Cheers from Nova Scotia!
Thank you. I really do enjoy the T25. Wished I would have bought one long before I did. It has saved me a ton of back aches if you know what I mean. A back hoe thumb will be in the future. Got a few more big ticket accessories that I will need first. Thanks for watching, and have a great day.
I wanted the same tractor you have very nice machine but no dealers around me here in Ohio , Went the next best route and got the RK25 from rural king almost the same machine from TYM , Good vid !
I ran into the same issue. Ended up driving 300 miles to get mine. I did consider the RK25 as well but we only have one Rural King in MI. Since the TYM dealer was able to deliver it made my decision easy. Luckily I have 2 TYM dealers near both my properties if parts are needed. Thanks for watching and have a great day.
3:55 I think Mildred wants to go for a bucket ride
LOL. I wish I could get her on there, but she is definitely not a fan
congrats I thought about Bad Boy,but leaning toward TYM
Thanks. It has been a great tractor so far. It has far exceeded my expectations. Only wished I would have purchased it sooner. Thanks for watching, and have a great day.
good, because TYM makes the Bad Boy tractors. Bad Boy is just a brand name slapped on a TYM tractor.
@@mrbubetube yes,thank you Korea
@@HoustonR6ryda and thank god we still have legalized slavery. we just shipped it overseas hahahahahahaha
@@mrbubetube plus white males don't wanna work ,and the Mexicans are breeding the white girls in TX at an alarming rate
A T25 is a nice compact tractor, everyone I know.....myself included always think "WHY didn't I do this sooner?" when it comes to purchasing a tractor.
I still say that almost every time that I use it. Such a versatile piece of equipment. Always finding things to do with it.
rather than dig away at the roots with a backhoe, another good way is to tie a rope to the root and pull it out with the tractor. there's several videos on youtube on how to tie a good knot to a root and yank it out. basically you want a knot, or a hitch, that will tighten itself around the root as you pull on it.
I did some of them that way, but some I have done with the backhoe. Since I will be running a tiller through pretty much the entire property I want to get out as much of the root balls as possible. That area was extremely thick with brush at one time. And who don't like playing on a backhoe. LOL. Thanks for the insight.
@@Devaultfl oh I'm not saying not to use the backhoe, I'm sure it's needed in some cases. But some cases, if there's a root that you can get a good grip on, you might want to try pulling it out with a rope tied to the tractor. Some you would pull on by driving the tractor, and other roots you would want to pull straight up by tying the rope to the bucket or the backhoe and lift straight up. there's some good videos on youtube of people showing how to do this.
can you share the price u paid in your area...
I want to say it was $26K for everything (maybe $27K). That includes tractor, loader, bucket, backhoe, a Tar River root grapple, and 3rd function hydraulics.