Just purchased a TYM T25 for myself and I am sooo glad I did. Watched a lot of your videos and did a ton of comparing. Couldn’t be happier with my choice. Thanks for all the awesome content.
I have had my T25 for just under a week now. So far, just to move snow off the 400 foot dirt road I call a driveway.I have only one issue with it, and that's my size 15, wide clod hoppers at the ends of my legs. I am not a small guy and getting on and off this little thing is a bit difficult. I am sure I look a little comical operating it as well, but there is nobody else around here.
Purchased this tractor from my local dealer in Alberta, looked at TYM 25 and one other brand. Love the size, controls, and it works great! the only minor thing I would change is the location of the key (ignition key location). i am looking at moving this as I find it a little low. the additional hydraulic auxilliary lines were also a big decided factor.
I looked at TYM and LS a couple of years back but in the end went with Yanmar YT 235. I added 3 rear remotes myself and am happy with it so far in just over 650 hours with just maintenance. And its not getting an easy life at my place.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Basically a red John Deere as they are built in the same place by Yanmar in Georgia. There are a couple of things I like better on the Yanmar than the JD .... Loader quick attach being skid steer is one of them. And the hydraulic system is superior to the JD as well as the beefed up front axle.
Hi Tony, great video, but I just got my Branson 2515R, two reasons one the dealer is only 1 hour drive away; two the fuel tank is very low to the ground under the side step to mount the tractor. Plus the dealer gave me a great deal on the tractor with pallet forks and 48" tiller delivered.
These small tractors are becoming so advanced, next will be headland management. Lift the tool, cut the pto, up the steering rate, dump the diff lock etc all in one command. Thanks for posting.
They are little work horses for sure. It has a lot of cool features. Most I thought I wouldn't use, but how do you like that, I find myself using most of them.
Great video, Tony. 👍👍 Does your tractor have automatic draft control on the 3-point hitch? My MF-231 does, and I have found it to be very useful for leveling and grading ground. Keep up the good work.
Draft control is not found in the smaller tractors any more. You will start to see draft control in the 40hp and higher tractors. It is very useful for a lot of things.
Good review. As always, love your videos. The two things that the T25 has that I wish I had on my 1025R are ease of adding hydraulics/remotes and dual/split rear brakes. The first time my using my loader that the front wheels came off the ground I instinctively reached for the brake to steer and it had been 20 years since I used a tractor with dual brakes!
Do you consider TYM to be a tear 2 machine when put against kubota or deere. I am really considering a TYM. What are your thoughts would you by TYM if you weren't affiliated with the company. Love your channel have a great day.
I have had the pleasure of testing several TYM models. The short answer is yes. I have two TYM tractor which are mine. One I bought outright and the other at a discount. Still, in over 350+ hours of uses, I have only done maintenance. Kubota is a nice tractor, but they have slowed on their quality separation they once had. IMO, the most refined tractor in the market is a Yanmar. The fit and finish is that of a luxury car, but they are priced out of the market. TYM is using Kubota’s old business plan. Build a really good tractor at a fair price. That is why TYM is growing fast. They are opening dealerships all the time.
the flow control valve under the seat for the 3 point - does that effect the flow to the rear remotes too like valve switch under the seat? For instance if the backhoe doesn't seem quite as responsive as maybe your friend's tractor, could that be the reason?
Hey Tony, been looking and cannot seem to find out what is the best grease to use on the zerks. What do you use and recommend? Got about 22 hours on my T25, loving it so far!
Hi Tony Excellent review, very informative. Tony, seems like you have alot of influence with TYM. Can't really find any info on the factory Cab for the T25. When ever you have some time if possible, could you do a review on it. Thanks.
The can will most likely never be around here. It is a winter cab with only heat. I seen one at the show. Man it was nice. Great for those snow days up north. It would cook us around here. The doors do come off.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I have the T25's big brother, an Rural King branded RK37 with factory cab. A/C, Heat, Kenwood stereo with Bluetooth standard. I live in Central FL and have to mow 10 acres pretty much every week. Paying a little extra for the factory cab was definitely the right decision. I have had it since mid November and am nearing 150 hours. No issues so far, it has performed flawlessly.
I've been looking at the Bad Boy 4025 ($19,995), TYM 2515H, and JD 3025E. JD currently has a special going on in our area, $21,399 with loader. That puts it cheaper than the TYM for now, about $1,400 more than the Bad Boy. I currently have a JD855 with a Yanmar and very impressed, just want something newer and maybe a little heavier. It's great that other companies are getting in the same quality as the big boys and driving down prices!
The Bad Boy 4025h and TYM 2515h are the exact same machine other than paint. The JD is 300 pounds lighter and the loader doesn't have as good of lift capacity as the TYM 2515. All are good tractors, and will serve you well.
John, I am not sure what your comment has to do with the subject of this video. The T450 has not been sold for several years and I have never heard of that model having an over heating problem. If you local dealer can't figure it out, go to another dealer. They are not complicated tractors.
@@TonysTractorAdventure My fluid is right to the red dot on the sight glass, when using the tractor it does drop. Have you ever checked your sight glass during/after using the tractor for 20 mins or so? People typically check before use, not after.
I went to look at a t 25.At the dealers a person said there is some that are breaking where the 3 point hitch connects to the rear housing.Has this been addressed at all? Thanks.
I have never heard that and I hear everything. I use the crap out of mine with zero issues. If you hit an immovable object while pulling a box blade, any tractor 3 point hitch will fail.
I have the same tractor with a cab and it is a 2 range (Low & High). Have not had an issue with the rear remote lever as it is covered by a vinyl cover and seems like a shorter stick out from the cabin covers they provide.
Sorry, I missed your comment. Thank you (@Top Fuel) for helping me out. It is a two range and like Top Fuel, I like it. Some companies miss the mark with gearing, but TYM hit this tractor close to perfect. I have never need a Mid range. Low range is fast enough to be useful.
That is not the case. If you get the backhoe, the brackets are in the way for the center mower. You would have to remove the bolted backhoe mounts for the center mower to work. I think this tractor is a bit heavy to mow with also. Please correct me if I am wrong.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I don't know. I was told the T264 required you to change the tires every time you wanted to use the mower & then back for all the other attachments. I just don't want to buy two pieces of equipment if one will do the job.
Great vids going back and forth between the Ls mt225he and the T25 can't decide. The tym I'm looking at is a 2022 and there are no buttons on the loader joystick and no rear remotes I'm a little confused. Any input appreciated.
All of the T25s I have seen have the loader controls and it was my understanding all new T25s come with rear remotes. I know some of the very first T25s came without rear remotes.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Thanks for the response, yeah weird put deposit on one but I might back out, no rear remotes either and the paint is all peeled off the right rear axle supposedly it's a 2022 model.
I would worry about the paint peeling off the axle. That is common on all brands. They will get the paint beat off through working it. I use black spray paint to touch up my axles and I wax my tractor a couple times each year. Call around to the other dealers and see if their tractors come with rear remotes. If they do, ask your dealer to add them in the deal. My tractor didn't come with the rear remotes because it was one in the first year. I add the kit in 30 mins.
Just purchased a TYM T25 for myself and I am sooo glad I did. Watched a lot of your videos and did a ton of comparing. Couldn’t be happier with my choice. Thanks for all the awesome content.
Glad I could help! The T25 is my favorite tractor.
I have had my T25 for just under a week now. So far, just to move snow off the 400 foot dirt road I call a driveway.I have only one issue with it, and that's my size 15, wide clod hoppers at the ends of my legs. I am not a small guy and getting on and off this little thing is a bit difficult. I am sure I look a little comical operating it as well, but there is nobody else around here.
💥 Holy man!! Unequivocal and ergonomic, my goodness Tony! Using all them professional sounding words on us.
*Keep on tractoring!*
I am glad you spelled those words.
Purchased this tractor from my local dealer in Alberta, looked at TYM 25 and one other brand. Love the size, controls, and it works great! the only minor thing I would change is the location of the key (ignition key location). i am looking at moving this as I find it a little low. the additional hydraulic auxilliary lines were also a big decided factor.
To this point, the T25 is my go to tractor. Some bigger jobs require the big tractor, but the T25 is friendly to use.
Just got mine few weeks ago and love it well built tractor .Only thing is that pto cover wish it folded up you are absolutely right.
Great review. Sold me on it. I can see this used much more than the T474 I was considering
I love the T474, and it is capable of so much more. Still, The smaller size of the T25 makes it so useful for many applications.
@@TonysTractorAdventure do you have an opinion on the middle of the road RK37?
Great review looking at these for a while pretty sure I'm going to take the leap on a T25 keep them coming.
I have the T25 and the T474, but I go for the T25 about 75% of the time. I love the size.
New subscriber love your channel, in the process of purchasing the T25. Thank you for all your information.
Welcome aboard! The T25 is my favorite tractor.
Really nice video. I like that grapple that you have on there. Looked like it had a nice grip on the lumber that you were moving around.
Thank you. I love that grapple. We have a lot of hours on it now.
I looked at TYM and LS a couple of years back but in the end went with Yanmar YT 235. I added 3 rear remotes myself and am happy with it so far in just over 650 hours with just maintenance. And its not getting an easy life at my place.
Yanmar is one of the best tractors on the market.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Basically a red John Deere as they are built in the same place by Yanmar in Georgia. There are a couple of things I like better on the Yanmar than the JD .... Loader quick attach being skid steer is one of them. And the hydraulic system is superior to the JD as well as the beefed up front axle.
Hi Tony, great video, but I just got my Branson 2515R, two reasons one the dealer is only 1 hour drive away; two the fuel tank is very low to the ground under the side step to mount the tractor. Plus the dealer gave me a great deal on the tractor with pallet forks and 48" tiller delivered.
No worries. We are cousin now. TYM bought Branson completely out. Your tractor is a nice machine and dealer support is essential too.
A very good review Tony, both informative and interesting. Enjoyed.
Thank you. I tried to be fair with the review.
Been looking. Gave me some points to look at. Thank you for sharing
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your support also!
These small tractors are becoming so advanced, next will be headland management. Lift the tool, cut the pto, up the steering rate, dump the diff lock etc all in one command. Thanks for posting.
They are little work horses for sure. It has a lot of cool features. Most I thought I wouldn't use, but how do you like that, I find myself using most of them.
Sounds like a good tractor Tony. Thanks
I think it is. I know people that have 400 hours on them already with no problems.
Great review!! I would love to have one.
We have really enjoyed having the tractor.
Great job on your video very well done Information really useful.thank you have a great day
Thank you very much.
That looks like a great tractor
I had never seen the wireless charging feature before
I think they are the first. I use it a lot.
Great video, Tony. 👍👍 Does your tractor have automatic draft control on the 3-point hitch? My MF-231 does, and I have found it to be very useful for leveling and grading ground. Keep up the good work.
Draft control is not found in the smaller tractors any more. You will start to see draft control in the 40hp and higher tractors. It is very useful for a lot of things.
Good review. As always, love your videos. The two things that the T25 has that I wish I had on my 1025R are ease of adding hydraulics/remotes and dual/split rear brakes. The first time my using my loader that the front wheels came off the ground I instinctively reached for the brake to steer and it had been 20 years since I used a tractor with dual brakes!
Dual brakes are like riding a bike! Thank you.
I sometimes wish I had a 12v plug on my riding lawn mower 😄 They are very convenient! Thanks for the review Tony!
You can add one it's easy I mounted one one my massey Ferguson gc1723e on the back to run my sprayer
You should be a tym sales person. You are selling me on these tym tractors.
We are TYM ambassadors, LOL!
Do you consider TYM to be a tear 2 machine when put against kubota or deere. I am really considering a TYM. What are your thoughts would you by TYM if you weren't affiliated with the company. Love your channel have a great day.
I have had the pleasure of testing several TYM models. The short answer is yes. I have two TYM tractor which are mine. One I bought outright and the other at a discount. Still, in over 350+ hours of uses, I have only done maintenance. Kubota is a nice tractor, but they have slowed on their quality separation they once had.
IMO, the most refined tractor in the market is a Yanmar. The fit and finish is that of a luxury car, but they are priced out of the market.
TYM is using Kubota’s old business plan. Build a really good tractor at a fair price. That is why TYM is growing fast. They are opening dealerships all the time.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Thank you so much for your reply have a great day from VA.
For the Gas tank issue on my 264 I got a battery gas pump that goes in a 5 gallon gas can.
I need to get one. Picking up the fuel cans is crazy.
nice little tractor
Thank you sir.
Hey Tony great review. I am about to buy the RK25 and I really like that light you put on the top of the ROPS. Where did you get it?
Good information 👍
Thank you. God Bless
I'm trying to pick a tractor for about 8 acres. Right now I use a Ford 8n to mow. Is the T25 enough?
The T25 will handle a 5 foot mower. I might recommend you stepping up to a T474
the flow control valve under the seat for the 3 point - does that effect the flow to the rear remotes too like valve switch under the seat?
For instance if the backhoe doesn't seem quite as responsive as maybe your friend's tractor, could that be the reason?
The rear remote valve is before the three point hitch valve.
I’m getting the same tractor badged as a Rural King 25 hst.
I like the R14 tires on the RK.
@@TonysTractorAdventure yep, those too!
👍 nice
Thank you! Cheers!
Tony...Do you still prefer this T25 to the new full size frame T2515....?
I do like the T25 better. The 2515 has its place, but we have the T474 for the big stuff. The 2515 is a between tractor.
Compared to the LS tractor you had before how does the T-25 compare?
The LS MT125 is in a smaller class. Apples and Oranges. The LS MT125 is about like a T224 in size and weight. Nothing bad to say about the LS Tractor.
Hey Tony, been looking and cannot seem to find out what is the best grease to use on the zerks. What do you use and recommend? Got about 22 hours on my T25, loving it so far!
A number two grease works. I use a Red and Tacky by Lucas mostly, but some grease is better than no grease.
Hi Tony Excellent review, very informative. Tony, seems like you have alot of influence with TYM. Can't really find any info on the factory Cab for the T25. When ever you have some time if possible, could you do a review on it. Thanks.
The can will most likely never be around here. It is a winter cab with only heat. I seen one at the show. Man it was nice. Great for those snow days up north. It would cook us around here. The doors do come off.
@@TonysTractorAdventure you can buy an aftermarket real AC for the cab
I have never seen a kit.
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Now you have. $500. Beat that Kioti
@@TonysTractorAdventure I have the T25's big brother, an Rural King branded RK37 with factory cab. A/C, Heat, Kenwood stereo with Bluetooth standard. I live in Central FL and have to mow 10 acres pretty much every week. Paying a little extra for the factory cab was definitely the right decision. I have had it since mid November and am nearing 150 hours. No issues so far, it has performed flawlessly.
I've been looking at the Bad Boy 4025 ($19,995), TYM 2515H, and JD 3025E. JD currently has a special going on in our area, $21,399 with loader. That puts it cheaper than the TYM for now, about $1,400 more than the Bad Boy. I currently have a JD855 with a Yanmar and very impressed, just want something newer and maybe a little heavier. It's great that other companies are getting in the same quality as the big boys and driving down prices!
The Bad Boy 4025h and TYM 2515h are the exact same machine other than paint. The JD is 300 pounds lighter and the loader doesn't have as good of lift capacity as the TYM 2515. All are good tractors, and will serve you well.
What size truck do you have pulling that trailer?
Ram 2500 diesel rated to pull 20k#
How about loosen the handle and rotate it up if you can to give you clearance
I am not sure which part of the video your are referring to. Everything gets fuzzy over time.
@@TonysTractorAdventure the lever for your hydraulic 3 point to backhoe.
There is no adjustment in this one. I may fabricate something.
If tym has a fix for the overheating problem on the T450 I would sure like to know what it is. The local dealer doesn't have one.
John, I am not sure what your comment has to do with the subject of this video. The T450 has not been sold for several years and I have never heard of that model having an over heating problem. If you local dealer can't figure it out, go to another dealer. They are not complicated tractors.
can I tell me the best comparison of the T25 versus a Kubota what would be the size that would compare to thank you very much
It falls close to the LX2610.
After doing the 50hr service, did you notice any bubbles/foam in the sight glass after using the tractor for 20-30mins?
No I don't. What oil did you use?
@@TonysTractorAdventure The same stuff you used. Mobil Delvac Tractor for my T254
I have never seen a bubble or foam. Are you sure it is full. Low fluid and cause bubbles.
@@TonysTractorAdventure My fluid is right to the red dot on the sight glass, when using the tractor it does drop. Have you ever checked your sight glass during/after using the tractor for 20 mins or so? People typically check before use, not after.
@@TonysTractorAdventure When raising your loader and 3pt, do you notice the fluid level go down on the sight glass?
Does the Tym t25 compared to the massey ferguson 1526 in size
The Massey is a bit lighter, and lifts about 500 pounds less on the 3 point hitch. The 1825 is a closer match, but the MF has bigger tires.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Thanks for the Advice am looking into buying a t y m t25
I went to look at a t 25.At the dealers a person said there is some that are breaking where the 3 point hitch connects to the rear housing.Has this been addressed at all? Thanks.
I have never heard that and I hear everything. I use the crap out of mine with zero issues. If you hit an immovable object while pulling a box blade, any tractor 3 point hitch will fail.
Looks good. Is this a 3 range or just a 2 range?
I have the same tractor with a cab and it is a 2 range (Low & High). Have not had an issue with the rear remote lever as it is covered by a vinyl cover and seems like a shorter stick out from the cabin covers they provide.
Sorry, I missed your comment. Thank you (@Top Fuel) for helping me out. It is a two range and like Top Fuel, I like it. Some companies miss the mark with gearing, but TYM hit this tractor close to perfect. I have never need a Mid range. Low range is fast enough to be useful.
like to ask if the T25 compared to the Kubota L2501
I don't have a L2501 to compare with but I think the L2501 is a bigger tractor.
Thank you
might want a bigger trailer for that lil tractor....lol
We have one trailer and many tractors. LOL!
Can you get both the center mower and the backhoe then just removed the center mower when you need to use the backhoe?
That is not the case. If you get the backhoe, the brackets are in the way for the center mower. You would have to remove the bolted backhoe mounts for the center mower to work. I think this tractor is a bit heavy to mow with also. Please correct me if I am wrong.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I don't know. I was told the T264 required you to change the tires every time you wanted to use the mower & then back for all the other attachments. I just don't want to buy two pieces of equipment if one will do the job.
I guess I don't really need a backhoe, I just want to use everything else without changing tires! 😀
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Great vids going back and forth between the Ls mt225he and the T25 can't decide. The tym I'm looking at is a 2022 and there are no buttons on the loader joystick and no rear remotes I'm a little confused. Any input appreciated.
All of the T25s I have seen have the loader controls and it was my understanding all new T25s come with rear remotes. I know some of the very first T25s came without rear remotes.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Thanks for the response, yeah weird put deposit on one but I might back out, no rear remotes either and the paint is all peeled off the right rear axle supposedly it's a 2022 model.
I would worry about the paint peeling off the axle. That is common on all brands. They will get the paint beat off through working it. I use black spray paint to touch up my axles and I wax my tractor a couple times each year. Call around to the other dealers and see if their tractors come with rear remotes. If they do, ask your dealer to add them in the deal. My tractor didn't come with the rear remotes because it was one in the first year. I add the kit in 30 mins.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Thanks for the reply, I’m getting the backhoe also so the rear remotes get put on if I’m correct?
Yes sir. The rear remotes are a must with the backhoe. Win.
Does this have a regeneration system?
No. Anything below 25 hp does not.
tym good
I have enjoyed the tractors.
I get to cheat I got a gas station less than a 10th of a mile from the house I just drive my tractor down there in fill it up
I have one of the fuel tanks with a pump, but it is not at the farm. Once I get the barn done, I am putting up a proper fuel tank.