The Tractor yard has a special offer going right now for my viewers. You can get this TYM 574 cab Tractor for $34,500 with one dollar per mile shipping anywhere in continental United States. 9184864464 www.thetractoryard.com Here is the Kukje engine video I referenced in my video ua-cam.com/video/pLgTFXknP3o/v-deo.htmlsi=KZ01uSbO4gJm9wHG
Your logic and reasoning makes perfect sense. Best price, highest lift capacity, and mechanical fuel injection. Looks like a no-brainer. That dealer is offering a great deal.
We are using ours ALLLLLL the time and I have had NO PROBLEMS. We got the tires loaded with Rim Guard and it made it so much more stable on slopes and better for hauling hay!
@@RockhillfarmYT We agree. No worries about it near my critters and makes the tractor SOOOOO much more comfy for me! The Stereo system in it is WORTH working! Pink Floyd in that cab is killer
Great choice!! I just picked up my TYM 574 HC TLB with R14's this past weekend along with 4 additional implements. What a fantastic machine. I researched and researched my research on all the brands and kept coming back to the TYM 574.Great videos!!! Thanks Brock
You can't beat TYM! So much quality tractor for the money. I bought my 474 this winter and it's great. Tons of features and their customer service has been really good. And you are 100% correct on their engine! Good choice of tractor and congrats!
I think you are the only person that has tried the brands, pointed out the likes n dislikes and can spit out all this comparison knowledge. Thats awesome. TYM is definitely on my list but they’re also the farthest away. Yanmar and Kioti are my other 2 to look at before buying. Thanks Brock
I feel the same as you. I have been looking at older tractors to avoid the new electronic dependent fuel systems and functions because I don’t need all the bells and whistles but what I do need is for my tractor to make hay when the sun shines and I have heard too many complaints about new tractors being crippled in the middle of a hay harvest by a “sensor” going bad. P.S. I am a life long maintenance mechanic so I have seen firsthand how the new electronics can make repairs much more difficult. I am a strong believer in keeping the mechanical equipment you depend on everyday as simple as possible
I had the opportunity to visit with Brock and drive the TYM over the weekend. Very impressive machine, easy to operate, comfortable and well laid out drive station. I believe this machine will serve you well and we look forward to upcoming videos.
Brock, the TYM574 is the one I was guessing you were going to end up with, nice looking tractor! I've been eyeing it for awhile though I've gone back and forth between the 474 and the 574... I think if I pull the trigger on one itll probably be the 574 at this point. I do want to support my (semi) local dealer, but thats a bangin' deal from your dealer! It's a huge blessing being in the position you are, sell those other machines and feature other loaners for awhile!
Just purchased a TYM 494 ROPS paid $32,000 including tax . Could have stepped up to the 574 but 494 was more tractor than I really needed plus the turbo is just something else that could possibly give problems later on after warranty was done. Unit came with grapple, stump bucket, land plane, tires filled and several other odd and ends even has blue tooth speakers and work lights. The tractor is outstanding. My dealer is 15 miles away and maintenance on tractor is very easy to do. Felt the price was very fair. Very happy with purchase would do all over again if needed. PS GREAT VIDEO THANK YOU.
When I was shopping for a tractor. My local TYM dealer said he loved the tractor but not the company. He said that they were difficult to deal with. I ended up finding a used Kioti for a good price.
I figured that would be the one. I have the same engine in my T474 and it has been absolutely flawless after 820 hours. Routine maintenance is all I’ve had to do.
When I was tractor shopping a couple years ago, the Kukje/cummins design was the number one reason I was interested in Branson machines. Secondly, the capacities and thirdly, the value. Great video!
My father bought his Kubota in 1989. He sadly passed a decade ago, I still have it, never had a problem with it. I bought a B2601 last year for more capacity, 150hrs so far and zero issues. Kubota is the best machine made. Yanmar is the only other I would personally consider. For me, I value a machine that will keep going for decades without issue.
I sold my Kubota M7060 with 700hrs and bought a TYM T494 with a cab. I had a lot of sleepless nights wondering if I made the right choice. I now have 150 hours on the T494, and I couldn't be happier. It lifts almost as much as the m7060 It plows wet heavy snow better using the same 8' plow it pulls logs pretty good not as good as the Kubota, but it has 20hp less. Tym also has a 6-year warranty and Kubota has 3. I like the Kukje engine also, I went with the T494 because It didn't have a turbo just one less thing to brake. It does seem to use a little more fuel than the Kubota but not terrible. I enjoyed your videos on all the different tractors you did a great job and will be a help to anyone looking to buy a new tractor. Take care
@timkopp2204 Just something else to break, if I was mowing and needed more power I would without doubt. But I mostly plow snow and pull logs and the extra power really wouldn't help me.
I was a TYM dealer, I was a TYM Territory Manager and I owned aTYM T330. Sadly, TYM management is terrible, parts support is miserable, dealerships quit because of parts and warranty issues. When you get 3000 hours, can get parts, the same dealer is still carrying the brand we will revisit.
My son in law taught me how to drive his Kybota last summer. Now mind you this is the first time I’ve driven a small tractor but, it felt like it was made sturdy to haul debris yet comfortable and easy to drive for this grandma ( and fun too).
I'm getting ready to pull the plug on a t474 cab and those prices are amazing but my dealer said if you buy somewhere else and have it shipped in you go to the back of the line for warranty and repair work. Too bad you can't get TYM to offer discount coupons good at any dealer for your viewers.
I appreciate your comment about being a nobody as it relates to your commentary; you aren’t. I live in central Texas and have been tractor shopping for months. Determining if it’s a need or want; finding my niche as it were. Your channel has been super helpful. In still torn between Summit and some of the others. Just a hard time justifying what they ask cost versus what I can and will be using the for. Also very stuck on India and Korean tractors, being retired military. Likely selling for the lesser of the two, the Korean versions. Thank you and appreciate your content
Went with the Yanmar YT359C after your farm show review and simply love it! Hands down the best 60 hp tractor on the market. Excellent cab, fit and finish heads above the competition.
I considered Deere, tym and yanmar. After operating the ihmt trans, you really learn how gutless the hydrostatics are. That, coupled with reliability and overall quality, the yanmar really stood out to me. The Deere was too pricey, and the tym was too cheap feeling.
The YT359C is a work of art and a super strong machine. The IHMT transmission is an engineering marvel that works like an HST but is much more efficient. The A/B mode is amazing. Ground speed and engine rpm set independently in two separate modes. I'm thinking Brock didn't get to experience it's advantages. Automotive style cruise control, dual rear remotes standard. 2500lb FEL lifting capacity. Much much more. Pure hydrostatic like the TYM is a turn off. Too inefficient.
These ARE The "CADILLAC ESCALADE" of Compact Tractors. The TRANSMISSION & Build Quality are Second to None. With a PURE 10 year warranty these are the BEST.!! The only "down-points" are the limited dealers & the Price but better than JD & a stronger Tractor for Similar pricing to the Kubogy's.
I"ve got a yanmar 359c with just under 50 hrs on it. Like the tractor turns on a dime everything works slick as a button. One thing i dont like is the speed difference between the gears in 3rd it will run 18mph in 2nd 6mph 1st is a crawl. Sometimes you just need more speed without having to change gears. Thats me being picky.
@@johnphillips3512bullshit…jd e series 45-90 shit. Try to get them worked on if u ain’t over 150hp. I sold every pos jd I had. All my hay equipment was Deere no more.
Yes way over priced,I own a L 6060 Nordic edition 2023 with loader $93000 and now 2024 well over a $100k Canadian. Yanmar and Kioti $20000 less. I love my Kubota still.
@@harrybrown6248why are they shit? Because you can’t get them worked on? I have a 5065E and mechanic has been out the same day, twice, to work on it. Same with my 6105E. The 5065E will lift just as much as the 6105E. The main difference is weight and PTO HP.
I bought the TYM 574C for a lot of the same reasons. I've had it for about a year and love it except for some of the ergonomics. The 3pt raise/lower lever and 2 hydraulic levers are a little cumbersome but work. Getting into and out of the cab is a little tight if you are in L range ( lever sticks front ). Still very happy with my decision after trading my Deere 3033R in on it when it kept breaking ( it was new ).
I saw this video when i wasnt tractor shopping. Suddenly im buying a tractor and this is the one I landed on. I'm going with a local dealer. I tried reaching out to the tractor yard via text and by their site and never heard back.
I have both a Kioti CK2620 and a TYM 264, love them both. The Kukje engine on the T264 has such a wonderful sound. Neighbors have stopped by to tell me how impressive it sounds for a 3 banger diesel. 😂
@chrisking4422 it depends on the situation. When I need to work in a confined space or have a small job the T264 will get the task. The CK2620 is for larger jobs where space is not an issue. I do like the comfort features on the CK2620 more so it is more often chosen because of that but they are both great machines. I love the Kukje engine on the T264, it has good power and great harmonics, love it's sound. The TYM models you are looking at will have those comfort features (suspension seat, etc.) as the CK2620 does.
I have had Kubota, Massey Ferguson 60hp (Izeki) and Mahindra utility tractor My favorite was the Massey Ferguson 60 hp built by Iseki Quality built like Kubota for less money
I went through the same review last year. It came down to TYM and Kioti. I went with Kioti due to the dealership being nearby and has been around for 40+ years. The TYM dealer would not change out the tires from R4 to either R14 ( preferred ) or R1 which brought the tractors more or less to the same price point. I certainly agree with you on the simplicity of the engine and the dealership even indicated that a DPF delete was very simple once the warranty expired. With one would have been a good choice for me. Good choice for you.
I agree completely and purchased my TYM T474 last year. The price and the mechanical engineering is what lead me to the decision. So far after 250 hr, it’s been a rock star and I got the good spring seat, arm rests, Cruze control, rubber floor mat, rear remote hydraulic, plus more…..standard! Not an upgrade!
Congratulations. I knew you were getting a TYM. I agree with your points you made. I have a kubota L3130 hst and it has been great but I still stand by if I were buying a new tractor today it would be TYM. Dollar to doughnuts its the best bang for your buck and second choice would be between kubota and kioti. Especially since I now have experience buying from Kubota and Deere now.
It really does just come down to what tractor has the best price with the features you want and has a service center close to where you live and work. For me, I'm just four miles as the crow flies from a fantastic Massey Ferguson dealer and shop so I tend to support them. Now I'm kind of hoping to have a TYM dealer move in near by. Excellent series!
After looking at a lot of tractors, I bought a used JD 2630 (75 HP) for $6,000. It has a new short block, injection pump, Hydraulic pump, and one new rear tire. I bought a new rear tire that matches. I bought an original matching 145 front end loader at auction. I ordered new hydraulic lines as the previous owner had installed rubber lines and were in the way of the front end installation. My dealer had to order the steel hydraulic lines from Atlanta for about $300 (three lines) and got them in 2 days. Almost everything else I needed the dealer had in stock. People, this is a 50 year old machine and absolutely no issue getting parts. There are no electronic issues with this machine ever lol, only electrical parts on the machine are the starter, alternator, lights. and battery. I plan to install new front tires and paint this winter and I will have around $10,000. I bought original factory repair manuals on EBay.
Very well researched and presented evaluation, and I certainly wouldn't (nor would I want to) talk you out of your choice. Recognizing that priorities differ among buyers, rankings will differ, but you have justified your preference with facts that are hard to argue with. Congrats with your dealer association, and I look forward to your reviews.
Love my TYM T264. Tony from Tony's Tractor Adventure recommended it to me a couple of years ago and I couldn't be happier with it. Two years in and zero problems. The price was ay lower than the Kubota I originally was looking at. Actually $2800 cheaper than the comparable one from them. No regrets on TYM purchase. Smiths Enterprise in NC sold my 2022 to me brand new out the door for 16K. My only worry with it is my wife now wants to drive it.
in 2021 I purchased a new Kubota M6060 Cab and front loader for $36k don't regret it at all. It will do everything you need it to do. Bush Hog, Grapple work, Hay...you name it. The JD was at least10% more expensive for less tractor
I was skeptical when U posted this video! I figured U went with BOBCAT & I was all set to tell U how bad of a decision that would have been, BUT now U have me all interested in a TYM! I even contacted my local dealer to see if they will price match the guy U have listed! Will look forward to more videos on this tractor!!
I recently purchased a TYM T574 hydrostatic from Zimmerman Equipment in New Castle VA. 11 hours on it and Love it so far. I chose it based on price, features and the simplicity of the Kukje engine. Time will tell.
I have the kubota mx5400. 4 years and 450 trouble free hours. Time will tell but I feel that is a decent time frame to gauge the quality of the product.
I own 2 Kubota's. The only thing I would give them a negative on are features. I bought a B3030 winter cabbed tractor about 12 years ago. They no longer make this model. The tractor was over $25K and and came without a factory installed 12-volt port. In addition, the wheels were so close to the frame that I couldn't run chains for winter use. So I had to install factory wheel spacers.
Great video. I too looked at every brand. I got the 574 as well. I run the pi## out of mine and it impresses me every time i get on it. I got mine delivered in Fl with 3rd function for $35k
I honestly thought you wouldnt give TYM a chance given your JD history. My Kioti/New Holland dealership manager hadnt even heard of TYM. Kubota salesman either. I think TYM's awareness will spread like wild fire in coming years. I know its sparse down in south Florida in JD, Case, and Kubota land.
I like the process you took and I like the offer Jake from the tractor yard made, that is hard to pass up. I would jump at that deal in a heartbeat as long as I had a dealership close by for parts maintenance and a mechanic that know's a lot about them. There isn't one for hundreds of miles.
I went from a 2019 Kubota Grand L6060 hst cab (ran it for 4 years and 450 hours) to a Kioti DK4720 hst cab and haven’t looked back at all. That Kubota was the most rough riding, most uncomfortable seat, over priced, and overrated tractor on the market. I love my Kioti, lifts more, waaay more comfortable riding across fields, more visibility and waaay more stable with a load on the loader.
I had a Kori and sold it because the 4 dealers near me all sucked. They couldn’t even keep maintenance items in stock and every time I needed a part it was 2-3 weeks before I would get them. All of this was pre covid
Hi Brock, just wanted to say last year I bought a RK37 with a backhoe and grapple and can say I couldn't be more happier!!! The 37 is just the right size for me and what I do for firewood for myself. For the money I got the perfect tractor for me but it is fun to see all the ones you have reviewed!!!
I still have my Kubota but when I wanted to get a cab it was 23k difference in price with fewer features on it that I really needed so it would have been close to a 26k difference in the end. I had cold sweats about changing but I have to say if I was shopping today I’d probably go to a TYM dealer first and I doubt I’d leave without a deal. If Kubota ever gets serious about pricing we’ll see. So far I love my 474. This was a great video series. I’m looking forward to watching what you do with yours.
I recently bought a Kubota, I went with Kubota because they are the Toyota of tractors. Reliability, Resale, and parts and service available. I looked at Mahindra, New Holland, Kioti and Massey Ferguson. I could have saved several Thousand dollars with more standard upgrades. I started out looking for a used tractor but I saw a lot of Korean/China made tractors with less than 200 hours being sold as is that has issues which tells me the quality control is not as good on these brands. Just my Humble opinion.
Agreed. While people do complain about kubota and John deere lifting capacity, They are set lower because of their tipping weight. They cannot guarantee you will not have weight on the back in order to keep you from tipping over and you suing them. The lifting capacity can be adjusted through the pressure release. Don't. Let the dealer find out but you can do it. And a good heavy bushhog makes it good counterweight.
The quality is absolutely not the same and making that mistaken assumption will hurt everyone buying a 20% cheaper machine because “it’s just as good!”. I have been there, buying chinese crap for most of my early life. Now I see all the stuff I have is crap that won’t survive being handed down to my children. Buy quality. Japan > USA > Korea > everyone else. It applies to nearly everything manufactured.
And even now a days you need to be careful that even some Japanese brands are making products in China now, such as Makita, and the quality is apparent. Japan invented much of lean manufacturing, the nation just flat out makes higher quality products.
@@Ubergamer256 only the low end makita are. The most recent Makita tool i bought is the deep cut band saw and it was made in Japan. You can order the tools straight form Japan now since the yen is low.
People that buy Korean brands are usually new to farming. A lot of them by on price point, work a tractor for a year or two and then either go out of business of by a bigger machine. I bought Kioti 5320. Great tractor, did everything I needed it to but after a few years I need a bigger machine. I will till stick to Kioti but mine will be for sale.
When we went tractor shopping I had limited choice as far as brands go. For us we were looking for cost, ease of use and availability. Eventually after knocking some brands off of the list we ended up going with a Massey Ferguson. We've looked into possibly getting a TYM but there are no dealers in this area and we didn't want to travel 2 hours to the nearest dealer. So far the Massey has been great and it's also a very simple machine, no electronic computers on in. We might go for a Massey Ferguson 2607H in the near future since it's one of the few tractors offered in the 75hp range that doesn't have a DEF system. I believe it also has mechanical fuel injection on it as well. Aside from that another option we've been eyeing is a Kubota 540 wheel loader since it's much more versatile and pre-setup for multi-function implements. Plus it has a hefty lifting capacity when equipped with pallet forks. :)
Brother Brock, heavily based on the information you provided in this video regarding Branson Tractors and the Kukje engines, I purchased a TYM 2515H today. I sincerely appreciate your honesty, and passion to help others. Cheers 👊💥
Hard to argue Brock! I love my Kubota and it’s my second one. Resale and dealer support were my reasons why. No doubt if I had access to these other dealers, perhaps I may have been easier to move. Hard to argue with selling a machine, 12 years into ownership for what you payed for it. I just love them all and your ability to test them had to be awesome. I’m sure that TYM will be all you’ve been looking for.
I had a feeling it was the TYM. I love the cost and the value you get for that cost. Very well said man!! Looking forward to seeing how you use the new tractor.
Great video! I agree with what you’re saying about all of the makes you mentioned. I’ve decided that I’ll be buying a TYM T654 by spring. The price I was quoted on the T654 was $71,000.00 JD was $94,000.00 followed by Kubota at $81,000.00. I like the idea of the TYM engine being mechanical, however I’m the T654 it is a Deutz diesel instead. I am confident of that engine still being a reliable engine.
I'm on my second L series Kubota, loved them both. Have run a number of similar Deeres, no comparison in my opinion. Can't argue with the Tym selection, I was thinking hard about that before I stumbled on the L3560 with low hours at a great price.
I own a used 1995 Kubota M4700 with loader and after-market cab. I replaced the glow-plugs, hydraulic pump.. and that's it. Otherwise regular maintenance.
I love my DK5310SE Cab -- but boy oh boy, that TYM is wicked tempting. If I'd had a TYM dealer near me, I might have gone red instead of orange... Take care and God Bless.
For the price you cant go wrong. I baught my Kubota's over ten years ago, i use them in my logging and sawmill operation, haven't had one any repairs yet. But if i had to buy now, id go with the tym
Excellent video Brock! I have been in a very similar situation. I currently own a JD 1025r, but find myself in need of a more capable tractor and decided to look in the 50 to 60 hp range. My research wasn't nearly as extensive as yours, but I did land on the same exact tractor for many of the same reasons. Now I just need to get my CFO (aka wife) to release the funds. LOL. I very much enjoyed watching you through this process! Thanks for the content and keep it up!
I'm glad you've gotten into such a great situation, Brock! I look forward to seeing you make videos about what you do with your TYM tractor. Take care and God Bless.
Really enjoyed this video and the comparison videos you’ve done lately, and I’m not even in the market for a 50+ hp tractor. Glad you have this opportunity after all the hard work you’ve put into this channel. Looking forward to more great content. Congratulations
I was shopping the three South Korean brands, Kitoi, TYM and LS in 35 HP to under 40 HP. A combination of dealer ability to support, distance and deal at the time led me to purchase a Kioti. I liked all three brands though. 🚜
I have a2021 TYM 574 cab tractor also, I love it. 899 hrs with no mechanical issues, Prior to that I had a KUBOTA L3901, which was a great also, but it definitely wasn't built as tough as the TYM. BTW I use my tractor in commercial use.
cheaper buy in canada then u.s seems at least my kubota dealer sells cheaper and few thousands of dollars off the attachments and ships it any wheres in canada and u.s
@michaelmactavish4445 are you looking at the L 5460 with a cab? I think the cab ad is $12,000. If you get the open station and you get the series, then this size machine was like 35,000 from kubota
@@RockhillfarmYT we bought the 49hp l4760 with cab and loader,bucket forks and puma blower for pretty good deal package with trailer included for $35,000with the trade of the old 6210 deere plus the kubota dealer took off $2,500 for the tractor and loader and $500 off the bucket and forks and $1,000 off the blower plus with 6x10 n&n trailer for pretty good package deal of $35,000 because we needed a new compact tractor and loader and blower to clear sidewalks in winter
@@michaelmactavish4445 , our local dealers couldn’t even get the machines in to sell them. The only thing they had above 40 horse tractors was a small M series they had was a chicken house tractor that was priced at $75k.
TYM Corporation does NOT Support after sale customer needs. I purchased a T574, need a simple part that should be readily available. 9 weeks later NO part. TYM DOESN'T CARE. Don't buy a TYM
Just recently got a BadBoy 4035 with the cab and backhoe and it’s been great so far! Dealer is only 45 minutes away from me and has been very helpful so far too!
Congrats Brock!!! Hey,, I live over in Missouri and I am bringing home my new T574H today!!! Mine is open-station, maybe we should link up to have a cab vs no-cab comparison video? FYI,,, I'm selling my 2038R to pay for the T574
The tractor yard was awesome they gave me a great quote on a 5835 tym with a mower an hydraulic top linke an I'm in VA an they gave me 1dollar a mile shipping because I mentioned the video Brock made give them a call Thank Brock.
@@TheTractorYard Thank you again Chris was a great help in pointing out features and things to think about as I have never seen a 5835 in person. Have a great day.
Brock, I'm new to tractors and your videos have been so helpful. Thank you so much for all the effort you have put in to making these videos. I was thinking the same thing that you mentioned, that I could buy two TYM tractors for the price of a Deer or Kabota and have a large one when I need a lot of power and a small one when I need to get in tight areas.
All the TYM around here in East Tennessee just sit on the Rural King lots until the sun fades the paint and dry rots the tires. Somebody told me it had something to do with serviceability. Don't know if that's true.
I think it depends on the area and the fact that it's a Rural King. I personally love Rural King but I never bothered looking at their tractors, because I figured when I buy a tractor, I will go to a dealership. In PA it's been nothing but die hard John Deere and Kubota over the years. In the past 8yrs, I've noticed, Kioti, LS and TYM have started popping up and is gaining popularity. I have an LS dealer 2 miles from my house but I decided on the TYM after I researched it more and I love mechanical injection of the Kukje. So far I haven't needed anything from the dealer except for a couple of filters, which they had on stock, plus our Rural King had them too. Personally I like to stock myself with those for the o schit moments haha.
The Tractor yard has a special offer going right now for my viewers. You can get this TYM 574 cab Tractor for $34,500 with one dollar per mile shipping anywhere in continental United States. 9184864464
www.thetractoryard.com
Here is the Kukje engine video I referenced in my video
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That’s an incredible deal on a cab tractor.
It is
I have the same tractor, 400 hrs now. I use the heck out of it. What a performer.
Great choice!
Buy a cab kuala for less
Your logic and reasoning makes perfect sense. Best price, highest lift capacity, and mechanical fuel injection. Looks like a no-brainer. That dealer is offering a great deal.
I’ve owned a Kioti for two years. Love it 👍🏻
We have a TYM 474 and we ADORE it... the cab is AWESOME! The engine is FABULOUS and it runs PERFECTLY! Less electronic BS on the engine!
We are using ours ALLLLLL the time and I have had NO PROBLEMS. We got the tires loaded with Rim Guard and it made it so much more stable on slopes and better for hauling hay!
Rim guard is a must
@@RockhillfarmYT We agree. No worries about it near my critters and makes the tractor SOOOOO much more comfy for me! The Stereo system in it is WORTH working! Pink Floyd in that cab is killer
Great choice!! I just picked up my TYM 574 HC TLB with R14's this past weekend along with 4 additional implements. What a fantastic machine. I researched and researched my research on all the brands and kept coming back to the TYM 574.Great videos!!! Thanks Brock
You can't beat TYM! So much quality tractor for the money. I bought my 474 this winter and it's great. Tons of features and their customer service has been really good. And you are 100% correct on their engine! Good choice of tractor and congrats!
we dont have tym here in pei canada any more
I think you are the only person that has tried the brands, pointed out the likes n dislikes and can spit out all this comparison knowledge. Thats awesome. TYM is definitely on my list but they’re also the farthest away. Yanmar and Kioti are my other 2 to look at before buying.
Thanks Brock
Great choice Brock!! I think my next tractor will be a TYM also! It makes sense in more ways than one!
*Keep on tractoring!*
Have to say I saw this coming! I purchased my 5835 from the tractor yard a year ago and they were great! And my tractor is great! Congratulations!
I feel the same as you. I have been looking at older tractors to avoid the new electronic dependent fuel systems and functions because I don’t need all the bells and whistles but what I do need is for my tractor to make hay when the sun shines and I have heard too many complaints about new tractors being crippled in the middle of a hay harvest by a “sensor” going bad. P.S. I am a life long maintenance mechanic so I have seen firsthand how the new electronics can make repairs much more difficult. I am a strong believer in keeping the mechanical equipment you depend on everyday as simple as possible
Your videos seem sincere and that's exactly what the public needs just the truth
Thanks
I had the opportunity to visit with Brock and drive the TYM over the weekend. Very impressive machine, easy to operate, comfortable and well laid out drive station. I believe this machine will serve you well and we look forward to upcoming videos.
It was nice meeting you.
I just got a 2024 LS 242 with cab. I love it.
Brock - this was an EXCELLENT overview - very informative
Brock, the TYM574 is the one I was guessing you were going to end up with, nice looking tractor!
I've been eyeing it for awhile though I've gone back and forth between the 474 and the 574... I think if I pull the trigger on one itll probably be the 574 at this point.
I do want to support my (semi) local dealer, but thats a bangin' deal from your dealer!
It's a huge blessing being in the position you are, sell those other machines and feature other loaners for awhile!
Just purchased a TYM 494 ROPS paid $32,000 including tax . Could have stepped up to the 574 but 494 was more tractor than I really needed plus the turbo is just something else that could possibly give problems later on after warranty was done. Unit came with grapple, stump bucket, land plane, tires filled and several other odd and ends even has blue tooth speakers and work lights. The tractor is outstanding. My dealer is 15 miles away and maintenance on tractor is very easy to do. Felt the price was very fair. Very happy with purchase would do all over again if needed. PS GREAT VIDEO THANK YOU.
When I was shopping for a tractor. My local TYM dealer said he loved the tractor but not the company. He said that they were difficult to deal with. I ended up finding a used Kioti for a good price.
I figured that would be the one. I have the same engine in my T474 and it has been absolutely flawless after 820 hours. Routine maintenance is all I’ve had to do.
When I was tractor shopping a couple years ago, the Kukje/cummins design was the number one reason I was interested in Branson machines. Secondly, the capacities and thirdly, the value. Great video!
My father bought his Kubota in 1989. He sadly passed a decade ago, I still have it, never had a problem with it. I bought a B2601 last year for more capacity, 150hrs so far and zero issues. Kubota is the best machine made. Yanmar is the only other I would personally consider. For me, I value a machine that will keep going for decades without issue.
People who over pay never ever say they dislike the product!
They are all junk
I sold my Kubota M7060 with 700hrs and bought a TYM T494 with a cab. I had a lot of sleepless nights wondering if I made the right choice. I now have 150 hours on the T494, and I couldn't be happier. It lifts almost as much as the m7060 It plows wet heavy snow better using the same 8' plow it pulls logs pretty good not as good as the Kubota, but it has 20hp less. Tym also has a 6-year warranty and Kubota has 3. I like the Kukje engine also, I went with the T494 because It didn't have a turbo just one less thing to brake. It does seem to use a little more fuel than the Kubota but not terrible. I enjoyed your videos on all the different tractors you did a great job and will be a help to anyone looking to buy a new tractor. Take care
we bought a $35,000 l4760 at our dealer with 49hp and $2,500off there l series and $500 off loader attachments,$1,000 off on a snowblower
No turbo on a diesel?!?
I'm out.
@timkopp2204 Just something else to break, if I was mowing and needed more power I would without doubt. But I mostly plow snow and pull logs and the extra power really wouldn't help me.
@@billnolin9423 it's not about power. And turbos don't break.
I was a TYM dealer, I was a TYM Territory Manager and I owned aTYM T330. Sadly, TYM management is terrible, parts support is miserable, dealerships quit because of parts and warranty issues. When you get 3000 hours, can get parts, the same dealer is still carrying the brand we will revisit.
My son in law taught me how to drive his Kybota last summer. Now mind you this is the first time I’ve driven a small tractor but, it felt like it was made sturdy to haul debris yet comfortable and easy to drive for this grandma ( and fun too).
I'm getting ready to pull the plug on a t474 cab and those prices are amazing but my dealer said if you buy somewhere else and have it shipped in you go to the back of the line for warranty and repair work. Too bad you can't get TYM to offer discount coupons good at any dealer for your viewers.
Love my 574. Kukje was partnered with Cummins as an official mfr. I bought mine for the same reasons you did.
I appreciate your comment about being a nobody as it relates to your commentary; you aren’t. I live in central Texas and have been tractor shopping for months. Determining if it’s a need or want; finding my niche as it were. Your channel has been super helpful. In still torn between Summit and some of the others. Just a hard time justifying what they ask cost versus what I can and will be using the for. Also very stuck on India and Korean tractors, being retired military. Likely selling for the lesser of the two, the Korean versions. Thank you and appreciate your content
you got it right, mechanical fuel inj. easy to work on
Went with the Yanmar YT359C after your farm show review and simply love it! Hands down the best 60 hp tractor on the market. Excellent cab, fit and finish heads above the competition.
I considered Deere, tym and yanmar. After operating the ihmt trans, you really learn how gutless the hydrostatics are. That, coupled with reliability and overall quality, the yanmar really stood out to me. The Deere was too pricey, and the tym was too cheap feeling.
The YT359C is a work of art and a super strong machine. The IHMT transmission is an engineering marvel that works like an HST but is much more efficient.
The A/B mode is amazing. Ground speed and engine rpm set independently in two separate modes. I'm thinking Brock didn't get to experience it's advantages.
Automotive style cruise control, dual rear remotes standard. 2500lb FEL lifting capacity.
Much much more. Pure hydrostatic like the TYM is a turn off. Too inefficient.
These ARE The "CADILLAC ESCALADE" of Compact Tractors. The TRANSMISSION & Build Quality are Second to None. With a PURE 10 year warranty these are the BEST.!! The only "down-points" are the limited dealers & the Price but better than JD & a stronger Tractor for Similar pricing to the Kubogy's.
I"ve got a yanmar 359c with just under 50 hrs on it. Like the tractor turns on a dime everything works slick as a button. One thing i dont like is the speed difference between the gears in 3rd it will run 18mph in 2nd 6mph 1st is a crawl. Sometimes you just need more speed without having to change gears. Thats me being picky.
The 10 year warranty won't mean much if they leave the American market in 2025
John deere and Kubota are way overpriced
You get what you pay for
@@johnphillips3512bullshit…jd e series 45-90 shit. Try to get them worked on if u ain’t over 150hp. I sold every pos jd I had. All my hay equipment was Deere no more.
Yes way over priced,I own a L 6060 Nordic edition 2023 with loader $93000 and now 2024 well over a $100k Canadian. Yanmar and Kioti $20000 less. I love my Kubota still.
@@harrybrown6248why are they shit? Because you can’t get them worked on? I have a 5065E and mechanic has been out the same day, twice, to work on it. Same with my 6105E.
The 5065E will lift just as much as the 6105E. The main difference is weight and PTO HP.
@@johnphillips3512false lmao that doesn't apply anymore
Welcome to the TYM family Brock. Love that tractor. I have an outstanding T474, but my next tractor will either be a T574 or 5835r.
I bought the TYM 574C for a lot of the same reasons. I've had it for about a year and love it except for some of the ergonomics. The 3pt raise/lower lever and 2 hydraulic levers are a little cumbersome but work. Getting into and out of the cab is a little tight if you are in L range ( lever sticks front ). Still very happy with my decision after trading my Deere 3033R in on it when it kept breaking ( it was new ).
I saw this video when i wasnt tractor shopping. Suddenly im buying a tractor and this is the one I landed on. I'm going with a local dealer. I tried reaching out to the tractor yard via text and by their site and never heard back.
Great video Brock. Agree across the board and can't wait to see it work. Congrats!
I have both a Kioti CK2620 and a TYM 264, love them both. The Kukje engine on the T264 has such a wonderful sound. Neighbors have stopped by to tell me how impressive it sounds for a 3 banger diesel. 😂
Which one do you like better? I’ve got a Kioti ck2620 cab and wondering about going to like a tym 4215, 494 or 574
@chrisking4422 it depends on the situation. When I need to work in a confined space or have a small job the T264 will get the task. The CK2620 is for larger jobs where space is not an issue.
I do like the comfort features on the CK2620 more so it is more often chosen because of that but they are both great machines. I love the Kukje engine on the T264, it has good power and great harmonics, love it's sound.
The TYM models you are looking at will have those comfort features (suspension seat, etc.) as the CK2620 does.
I have had Kubota, Massey Ferguson 60hp (Izeki) and Mahindra utility tractor
My favorite was the Massey Ferguson 60 hp built by Iseki
Quality built like Kubota for less money
100%
I went through the same review last year. It came down to TYM and Kioti. I went with Kioti due to the dealership being nearby and has been around for 40+ years. The TYM dealer would not change out the tires from R4 to either R14 ( preferred ) or R1 which brought the tractors more or less to the same price point. I certainly agree with you on the simplicity of the engine and the dealership even indicated that a DPF delete was very simple once the warranty expired. With one would have been a good choice for me. Good choice for you.
Agree with all your points. Engine design is perfect ! Lift comfort features ! Congratulations Brock
I agree completely and purchased my TYM T474 last year. The price and the mechanical engineering is what lead me to the decision. So far after 250 hr, it’s been a rock star and I got the good spring seat, arm rests, Cruze control, rubber floor mat, rear remote hydraulic, plus more…..standard! Not an upgrade!
Getting the same very soon
Congratulations. I knew you were getting a TYM.
I agree with your points you made. I have a kubota L3130 hst and it has been great but I still stand by if I were buying a new tractor today it would be TYM. Dollar to doughnuts its the best bang for your buck and second choice would be between kubota and kioti.
Especially since I now have experience buying from Kubota and Deere now.
It really does just come down to what tractor has the best price with the features you want and has a service center close to where you live and work. For me, I'm just four miles as the crow flies from a fantastic Massey Ferguson dealer and shop so I tend to support them. Now I'm kind of hoping to have a TYM dealer move in near by. Excellent series!
Brock, from the research i have done, and watching your research. It seems like the TYM is the best buy for the money.
Same research I see, value for the $$
After looking at a lot of tractors, I bought a used JD 2630 (75 HP) for $6,000. It has a new short block, injection pump, Hydraulic pump, and one new rear tire. I bought a new rear tire that matches. I bought an original matching 145 front end loader at auction. I ordered new hydraulic lines as the previous owner had installed rubber lines and were in the way of the front end installation. My dealer had to order the steel hydraulic lines from Atlanta for about $300 (three lines) and got them in 2 days. Almost everything else I needed the dealer had in stock. People, this is a 50 year old machine and absolutely no issue getting parts. There are no electronic issues with this machine ever lol, only electrical parts on the machine are the starter, alternator, lights. and battery. I plan to install new front tires and paint this winter and I will have around $10,000. I bought original factory repair manuals on EBay.
Very well researched and presented evaluation, and I certainly wouldn't (nor would I want to) talk you out of your choice. Recognizing that priorities differ among buyers, rankings will differ, but you have justified your preference with facts that are hard to argue with. Congrats with your dealer association, and I look forward to your reviews.
Thanks
Love my TYM T264. Tony from Tony's Tractor Adventure recommended it to me a couple of years ago and I couldn't be happier with it. Two years in and zero problems. The price was ay lower than the Kubota I originally was looking at. Actually $2800 cheaper than the comparable one from them. No regrets on TYM purchase. Smiths Enterprise in NC sold my 2022 to me brand new out the door for 16K. My only worry with it is my wife now wants to drive it.
in 2021 I purchased a new Kubota M6060 Cab and front loader for $36k don't regret it at all. It will do everything you need it to do. Bush Hog, Grapple work, Hay...you name it. The JD was at least10% more expensive for less tractor
I was skeptical when U posted this video! I figured U went with BOBCAT & I was all set to tell U how bad of a decision that would have been, BUT now U have me all interested in a TYM! I even contacted my local dealer to see if they will price match the guy U have listed! Will look forward to more videos on this tractor!!
I was surprised new holland didn’t make the list. I just thought it would. Great series Brock!
Brock,reached a similar conclusion last month. My 574 HC with backhoe arrives tomorrow. I’ll post some vids on my channel.
I recently purchased a TYM T574 hydrostatic from Zimmerman Equipment in New Castle VA. 11 hours on it and Love it so far.
I chose it based on price, features and the simplicity of the Kukje engine.
Time will tell.
I have the kubota mx5400. 4 years and 450 trouble free hours. Time will tell but I feel that is a decent time frame to gauge the quality of the product.
I looked at a TYMT474 with cab and shuttle shift, with four-wheel-drive and loader for $31,000 brand new
I own 2 Kubota's. The only thing I would give them a negative on are features. I bought a B3030 winter cabbed tractor about 12 years ago. They no longer make this model. The tractor was over $25K and and came without a factory installed 12-volt port. In addition, the wheels were so close to the frame that I couldn't run chains for winter use. So I had to install factory wheel spacers.
Great video. I too looked at every brand. I got the 574 as well. I run the pi## out of mine and it impresses me every time i get on it. I got mine delivered in Fl with 3rd function for $35k
I honestly thought you wouldnt give TYM a chance given your JD history. My Kioti/New Holland dealership manager hadnt even heard of TYM. Kubota salesman either. I think TYM's awareness will spread like wild fire in coming years. I know its sparse down in south Florida in JD, Case, and Kubota land.
I like the process you took and I like the offer Jake from the tractor yard made, that is hard to pass up. I would jump at that deal in a heartbeat as long as I had a dealership close by for parts maintenance and a mechanic that know's a lot about them. There isn't one for hundreds of miles.
I went from a 2019 Kubota Grand L6060 hst cab (ran it for 4 years and 450 hours) to a Kioti DK4720 hst cab and haven’t looked back at all. That Kubota was the most rough riding, most uncomfortable seat, over priced, and overrated tractor on the market. I love my Kioti, lifts more, waaay more comfortable riding across fields, more visibility and waaay more stable with a load on the loader.
I appreciate the Detail Information you provide
Thanks
I had a Kori and sold it because the 4 dealers near me all sucked. They couldn’t even keep maintenance items in stock and every time I needed a part it was 2-3 weeks before I would get them. All of this was pre covid
Hi Brock, just wanted to say last year I bought a RK37 with a backhoe and grapple and can say I couldn't be more happier!!! The 37 is just the right size for me and what I do for firewood for myself.
For the money I got the perfect tractor for me but it is fun to see all the ones you have reviewed!!!
I still have my Kubota but when I wanted to get a cab it was 23k difference in price with fewer features on it that I really needed so it would have been close to a 26k difference in the end. I had cold sweats about changing but I have to say if I was shopping today I’d probably go to a TYM dealer first and I doubt I’d leave without a deal. If Kubota ever gets serious about pricing we’ll see. So far I love my 474. This was a great video series. I’m looking forward to watching what you do with yours.
I recently bought a Kubota, I went with Kubota because they are the Toyota of tractors. Reliability, Resale, and parts and service available. I looked at Mahindra, New Holland, Kioti and Massey Ferguson. I could have saved several Thousand dollars with more standard upgrades. I started out looking for a used tractor but I saw a lot of Korean/China made tractors with less than 200 hours being sold as is that has issues which tells me the quality control is not as good on these brands. Just my Humble opinion.
Agreed. While people do complain about kubota and John deere lifting capacity, They are set lower because of their tipping weight. They cannot guarantee you will not have weight on the back in order to keep you from tipping over and you suing them. The lifting capacity can be adjusted through the pressure release. Don't.
Let the dealer find out but you can do it. And a good heavy bushhog makes it good counterweight.
The quality is absolutely not the same and making that mistaken assumption will hurt everyone buying a 20% cheaper machine because “it’s just as good!”. I have been there, buying chinese crap for most of my early life. Now I see all the stuff I have is crap that won’t survive being handed down to my children. Buy quality. Japan > USA > Korea > everyone else. It applies to nearly everything manufactured.
And even now a days you need to be careful that even some Japanese brands are making products in China now, such as Makita, and the quality is apparent. Japan invented much of lean manufacturing, the nation just flat out makes higher quality products.
@@Ubergamer256 only the low end makita are. The most recent Makita tool i bought is the deep cut band saw and it was made in Japan. You can order the tools straight form Japan now since the yen is low.
People that buy Korean brands are usually new to farming. A lot of them by on price point, work a tractor for a year or two and then either go out of business of by a bigger machine. I bought Kioti 5320. Great tractor, did everything I needed it to but after a few years I need a bigger machine. I will till stick to Kioti but mine will be for sale.
When we went tractor shopping I had limited choice as far as brands go. For us we were looking for cost, ease of use and availability. Eventually after knocking some brands off of the list we ended up going with a Massey Ferguson. We've looked into possibly getting a TYM but there are no dealers in this area and we didn't want to travel 2 hours to the nearest dealer. So far the Massey has been great and it's also a very simple machine, no electronic computers on in. We might go for a Massey Ferguson 2607H in the near future since it's one of the few tractors offered in the 75hp range that doesn't have a DEF system. I believe it also has mechanical fuel injection on it as well. Aside from that another option we've been eyeing is a Kubota 540 wheel loader since it's much more versatile and pre-setup for multi-function implements. Plus it has a hefty lifting capacity when equipped with pallet forks. :)
Brother Brock, heavily based on the information you provided in this video regarding Branson Tractors and the Kukje engines, I purchased a TYM 2515H today. I sincerely appreciate your honesty, and passion to help others. Cheers 👊💥
Hard to argue Brock! I love my Kubota and it’s my second one. Resale and dealer support were my reasons why. No doubt if I had access to these other dealers, perhaps I may have been easier to move. Hard to argue with selling a machine, 12 years into ownership for what you payed for it. I just love them all and your ability to test them had to be awesome. I’m sure that TYM will be all you’ve been looking for.
I had a feeling it was the TYM. I love the cost and the value you get for that cost. Very well said man!! Looking forward to seeing how you use the new tractor.
Great video! I agree with what you’re saying about all of the makes you mentioned. I’ve decided that I’ll be buying a TYM T654 by spring. The price I was quoted on the T654 was $71,000.00 JD was $94,000.00 followed by Kubota at $81,000.00. I like the idea of the TYM engine being mechanical, however I’m the T654 it is a Deutz diesel instead. I am confident of that engine still being a reliable engine.
You had me at mechanical fuel pump
Congratulations on the upgrade and I’m looking forward to all the new content that’s coming our way 👍
Great video. I looked at TYM as well , before settling on Kioti , they make a nice product.
I'm on my second L series Kubota, loved them both. Have run a number of similar Deeres, no comparison in my opinion. Can't argue with the Tym selection, I was thinking hard about that before I stumbled on the L3560 with low hours at a great price.
drj Westfield Wisconsin what about massey ferguson sub compact tractor?
I own a used 1995 Kubota M4700 with loader and after-market cab. I replaced the glow-plugs, hydraulic pump.. and that's it. Otherwise regular maintenance.
I’m excited to see some action with that Machine over the next 12 months
Kioti DK6010, love it!
I love my DK5310SE Cab -- but boy oh boy, that TYM is wicked tempting. If I'd had a TYM dealer near me, I might have gone red instead of orange...
Take care and God Bless.
Thank you 😊
I value your opinion 👍🏻
I got a kioti (and im very happy with it. no real complaints) but i wish i had known about TYM before i had made the purchase.
Great review, everything you said makes sense, you had done your homework! Thanks
For the price you cant go wrong. I baught my Kubota's over ten years ago, i use them in my logging and sawmill operation, haven't had one any repairs yet. But if i had to buy now, id go with the tym
There is a reason your Kubota has lasted 10 years no issues. UA-camrs get paid to talk up these cheap knock offs brands. Kubota is tried and tested.
Excellent video Brock! I have been in a very similar situation. I currently own a JD 1025r, but find myself in need of a more capable tractor and decided to look in the 50 to 60 hp range. My research wasn't nearly as extensive as yours, but I did land on the same exact tractor for many of the same reasons. Now I just need to get my CFO (aka wife) to release the funds. LOL. I very much enjoyed watching you through this process! Thanks for the content and keep it up!
Good choice on TYM. I like the TYM 754 that’s just me.
I'm glad you've gotten into such a great situation, Brock! I look forward to seeing you make videos about what you do with your TYM tractor.
Take care and God Bless.
Thanks you
Congrats Brock excellent reviews you did on all of them can’t wait for more content. 👍
Really enjoyed this video and the comparison videos you’ve done lately, and I’m not even in the market for a 50+ hp tractor. Glad you have this opportunity after all the hard work you’ve put into this channel. Looking forward to more great content. Congratulations
I was shopping the three South Korean brands, Kitoi, TYM and LS in 35 HP to under 40 HP. A combination of dealer ability to support, distance and deal at the time led me to purchase a Kioti. I liked all three brands though. 🚜
I have a2021 TYM 574 cab tractor also, I love it. 899 hrs with no mechanical issues, Prior to that I had a KUBOTA L3901, which was a great also, but it definitely wasn't built as tough as the TYM. BTW I use my tractor in commercial use.
i called it right good for you Brock
Just curious why Massey Ferguson, for example the 2600 series, didn't make your list?
The number one tractor on my list just happens to be the one I get to use for free.
Free does not need for
I came to the same conclusion when I bought a TYM. I could buy 2 TYM tractors for the price of one John Deere or Kubota.
cheaper buy in canada then u.s seems at least my kubota dealer sells cheaper and few thousands of dollars off the attachments and ships it any wheres in canada and u.s
@michaelmactavish4445 are you looking at the L 5460 with a cab? I think the cab ad is $12,000.
If you get the open station and you get the series, then this size machine was like 35,000 from kubota
@@RockhillfarmYT we bought the 49hp l4760 with cab and loader,bucket forks and puma blower for pretty good deal package with trailer included for $35,000with the trade of the old 6210 deere plus the kubota dealer took off $2,500 for the tractor and loader and $500 off the bucket and forks and $1,000 off the blower plus with 6x10 n&n trailer for pretty good package deal of $35,000 because we needed a new compact tractor and loader and blower to clear sidewalks in winter
@@michaelmactavish4445 , our local dealers couldn’t even get the machines in to sell them. The only thing they had above 40 horse tractors was a small M series they had was a chicken house tractor that was priced at $75k.
TYM Corporation does NOT Support after sale customer needs. I purchased a T574, need a simple part that should be readily available. 9 weeks later NO part. TYM DOESN'T CARE. Don't buy a TYM
Just recently got a BadBoy 4035 with the cab and backhoe and it’s been great so far! Dealer is only 45 minutes away from me and has been very helpful so far too!
Congrats Brock!!!
Hey,, I live over in Missouri and I am bringing home my new T574H today!!!
Mine is open-station, maybe we should link up to have a cab vs no-cab comparison video?
FYI,,, I'm selling my 2038R to pay for the T574
Congrats! I think you make the right decision considering all the testing you have done and pricing. Nice job!
Congratulations Brock. I hope that you have nothing but good adventures to show us in the future. Excellent job on the comparison videos. Thank you!!!
Love my TYM 2515R.
Love my TYM 474 CABOVER !!!
Just baked 40 acres with the 574. Great machine
The tractor yard was awesome they gave me a great quote on a 5835 tym with a mower an hydraulic top linke an I'm in VA an they gave me 1dollar a mile shipping because I mentioned the video Brock made give them a call
Thank Brock.
Heck yeah! Congrats on the new tractor. The 5835R is my absolute favorite model
@@TheTractorYard Thank you again Chris was a great help in pointing out features and things to think about as I have never seen a 5835 in person. Have a great day.
Brock, I'm new to tractors and your videos have been so helpful. Thank you so much for all the effort you have put in to making these videos. I was thinking the same thing that you mentioned, that I could buy two TYM tractors for the price of a Deer or Kabota and have a large one when I need a lot of power and a small one when I need to get in tight areas.
Thanks
All the TYM around here in East Tennessee just sit on the Rural King lots until the sun fades the paint and dry rots the tires. Somebody told me it had something to do with serviceability. Don't know if that's true.
I think it depends on the area and the fact that it's a Rural King. I personally love Rural King but I never bothered looking at their tractors, because I figured when I buy a tractor, I will go to a dealership. In PA it's been nothing but die hard John Deere and Kubota over the years. In the past 8yrs, I've noticed, Kioti, LS and TYM have started popping up and is gaining popularity.
I have an LS dealer 2 miles from my house but I decided on the TYM after I researched it more and I love mechanical injection of the Kukje.
So far I haven't needed anything from the dealer except for a couple of filters, which they had on stock, plus our Rural King had them too. Personally I like to stock myself with those for the o schit moments haha.
Really good video!
Serious loony tunes vibes sitting in that building! Lol thanks for the info.