Just a beautiful and HOT day on the farm. Excited for what the future will bring with this partnership. For more videos like this, click here! ===>>>>> www.youtube.com/@JoeTheFarmer?sub_confirmation=1
First time viewer and first time tractor owner in East Tennessee (Smoky’s area). Purchased a TYM 574 HC exactly 1 month ago. Buying a tractor was not something I’d ever thought I would do but here I am with my first. I did a lot of research and thanks to some of the same people you mentioned on this video we purchased a TYM. I look forward to watching your future videos as you and I both learn about our tractors. Told my wife today, isn’t it incredible what you can learn via UA-cam? I learned to drive a tractor via UA-cam videos. God bless and tank you.
Hey Peter! Man you are in one of the most beautiful places in the world. I love the smokies, pure heaven. And congratulations on the tractor! You got yours before me! Lol. The 574 is what the guys rave about. You got a good machine. Excited to start working when it gets to the farm. And best part about UA-cam is the community. Welcome to the channel and happy to call you a friend. 👍🏼👊🏼
Phila PA, Welcome to the TYM family! I bought a T25 at the beginning of the year, and so far, so good. It was the most affordable machine for what I needed, so that was a big help. I watched a lot of videos, and Tony gave me some good advice on picking the HP for what I needed. I'm glad they added you all. God Bless!
You got a great machine; and Tony would know! He knows everything there is about TYM machines. They really do a great job of making a solid and affordable machine. Excited to share our new one soon! Thanks for watching!
Watching from SW Idaho! Just bought a T574, can’t wait to get it going next week. You almost… almost, had me talked in a Kioti lol. But for several reasons I went TYM. Subscribed. And yes God is good, all the time! Keep up the good work brother
First time viewer from Creek County, Oklahoma. I am partially disabled and the wife is retired. We only have 10 acres but like to garden, and have been looking to maybe get a TYM to do a lot of the chores I can no longer do. Look forward to seeing you work the tractor on your place.
Hey! Thanks for watching. 10 acres is enough land to need a machine to lend a helping hand. Lots of tools can help keep you gardening. I appreciate you coming along and thanks for reaching out!
Watching from Columbus, MS! I finally decided to comment. Josh and I watch often. We hope everything with the TYM partnership goes well. We’ve got to get to the farm sometime.
1st time watching any of y'alls videos. I'm intrigued by the idea of a TYM tractor. We live in Central Arkansas on 23 acres of previously unmanaged pasture land. We're extremely small time farmers with a few head of cattle, chickens and bees. Looking forward to following with your journey.
Hey Richard, thanks for watching. Man, you have a great operation! Raising livestock is a chore brother. Lives that count on you! Appreciate you watching and excited for what you are building. God Bless!
Hey James! Welcome brother. The 2515 seems like a hoss. I would try it along side a 3515 just to be sure you have enough muscle. But on flat ground should do great work! Appreciate you watching
Thanks Joe and Holly! Watching from Tuckers Crossroads (East of Lebanon, Tn). Grew up on a dairy farm in Martinsville, In. Have 12 antique tractors and 48 acres to keep us busy! Keep these videos coming!
Enjoying from Texas . Another great video and congrats on the new partnership. God is good . Spent yesterday filling feeders and cutting some overgrown trails with my new pole saw (battery powered) that I got for father's day. It was HOT 🔥
@@JoeTheFarmer believe it or not it's a Bauer 20v from Harbor Freight. For as little as I need a pole saw I just couldn't justify the expense of a gas powered Echo or Stihl . I'm really surprised at the battery life and the cut quality and for $ 89 bucks I couldn't pass it up ! So the Stihl Farm Boss for big stuff and this for the smaller stuff
Hi Joe, not my first visit to your channel but I actually subscribed this time. Tony was a huge influence on my decision to purchase a TYM 474 which is a beast of a machine for my needs. I’m looking forward to seeing more TYM videos and your use of them.
Thanks for watching and coming along. Tony is a phenomenal human being and he and Tanja are dear friends. I had the opportunity to run his 474 and loved it. I’m excited to get to work once the machine shows up!
I'm watching from NC where I have a small homestead. I'm growing Elderberry plants (about 700 right now with plans for some expansion) along with 'regular' garden stuff and both meat and egg layer chickens. I wish you the best of luck with your new partnership with TYM. Take care and God Bless.
That sounds amazing! We have talked about planting some elderberries. Basically a miracle fruit. You may have just inspired us to do so! God Bless and thanks for reaching out!
Awesome news Joe and Holly. God is so Good. Temps are about the same here in north central W.Va. It’s been one dry summer here too. I watch all the you tubers you mentioned but somehow the notifications got turned off on your channel. God Bless your farm stead🙏🇺🇸🚜
Hello Dean! Not sure why the notifications were turned off; but you never know with YT. Lol. And YES, God is good. He is far better to us than we deserve. We appreciate your support my friend.
Well congratulations to you both. I am happy that you have joined the TYM team. I love my TYM T474. I have loved watching your channel and now there is even more reasons to watch and participate. Welcome to the team.
Hi Joe, just prescribed to your channel. You mentioned TYM I had to check it out.I have the 264TYM we just started your channel doing firewood. Looking forward to more of your videos and we’re from Michigan.
Thanks for watching Dan! Appreciate you coming along. Boy that is HOT for New York State. Hoping this heat wave passes. Please keep in touch and God Bless.
Hi Joe - have followed your site for a few years. I am following you from Queensland, Australia. Keep up the good work. Blessings on you and your family.
I am a paraplegic with my own youtube channel (Maine North Woods Hunter) and a second one (Handy-Capable). I just had my 55 acres logged for TSI for the land. I am going to need some kind of equiptment to work on the property now to get it back in shape. I have been contimplating getting a tractor to work on my property. I was debating between an LS or a TYM. I wonder if they would work with me on that? Good Luck to you with all your projects. I am a subscriber of yours from a while back. God Bless!
Hey! Thanks for reaching out and sharing your story. I think it's incredible that you are following your dreams no matter the circumstances. I would keep at it and good things happen. We never set out to be a big channel; and doubt we ever will be. Just want to share an authentic love for the outdoors and what a gravel road can offer. Blessings to you my friend; I'll be watching.
I am watching from Georgia. Just bought a Bighorn 550 efi after a lot of research and watching your channel. Now i am looking at a tractor. I am looking at a TYM 2610H
Appreciate you coming along! The BogHorn has been a great machine. Other than it being loud, it's been a workhorse. And I haven't operated the 2610 but the 2515 has been awesome. Love the versatility of the smaller machines.
Happy for you and the TYM partnership. I have been watching other channels with TYM tractors and they are indeed great tractors. Look forward to seeing them on the farm.
Thanks for watching Bonnie. So amazing you all work together. Holly and I enjoy doing projects together, and she is a ton of help! I know your husband appreciates you.
I really enjoy your channel just ran across it recently , I wanted a TYM first and foremost but the dealers are to far away from my ranch in Ohio and they are great machines for sure , I ended up with the second best option and bought the RK25 from rural king here in town , I didnt realize while tractor shopping that TYM made the RK line so it was an easy choice after . 300 hours so far and no issues and our service dept is top notch , Great video !
Thank you Kelly, appreciate you taking the time to share that! I am excited to share what machine I got. Hopefully it will be here soon! I think it will surprise some folks. 300 trouble free hours is good to hear. I have had issues with machines early on a few times but that's what the warranty is for. I want it dialed in by the time the warranty expires! lol... Appreciate you watching and talk soon!
Good day Joe and Holly, first time watching your show. I live in Maine, don't farm but at going on 78 I do a lot of watching on you-tube. I have watched all the others and now will add you too. Good luck with TYM !!!!!
First time watching anything like this! 32yo Canadian who just started selling TYM tractors :) 🚜 I don’t know anything about them so here I am!! Hey everyone
Welcome Joe! And thanks for watching. Evan is as nice of a guy off camera as he is on camera. His channel makes me want to take on more projects; but he is way more talented of a mechanic than me! Lol. Appreciate you watching from Florida, try to stay cool down there!
All the Glory goes to the Lord my friend. I am very far from perfect, but he loves me anyway. Holly is the best example of a wife I know. Sweet, hard working and pretty good looking! Lol. Appreciate you watching, hope you will keep in touch!
We are in North Carolina, with the goal of next week at this time being back on the family farm in Alabama. It is over a 120 years in the family, we will be the 3rd generation to farm it and our daughter who is going with us the 4th.
@@JoeTheFarmer Gini wanted to take me when we lived in Alabama glad to hear it still there. one of my favorite was the Revereware store in Arab. My best friend lives in Walnut Grove near Savannah know the road well through Florence. We were married in Pulaski by the judge in an old courthouse with squeaky floors and an old man whittlin in the gazebo out front with another oldtimer sleeping. Many good memories in Northern Alabama and Western Tennessee.
Hi guys just found your channel because of the tym . Really enjoyed listening to you. I subscribed, I’m going to start at the beginning of your journey. Btw I’m from port Charlotte Florida.😊
From Pinson Alabama. I have only 4 acers, but many projects, from log hauling, to landscaping, to driveway work, to pond repair and land clearing. I am negotiating for a TYM T474 with a grapple, bucket, flail mower and box blade to start with.
Southwestern Pennsylvania here. 1st time owner Got a chinesium jinma now. New one is gonna happen soon. Considering TYM. Kioti and LS. Look forward to your input on the YTM. Thanks
My Dad has a TYM with a loader and multiple attachments including a backhoe, he loves it and I've run it several hours and it does everything I asked of it. Next time at at my Dad's I'm teaching my 9 year old daughter how to run it. (I grew up on a dairy farm in Maine and work in construction so I know a few things about equipment)
Man three generations on one machine is cool! Which model is it? Sounds like you have a good one there brother. And excited you are teaching your daughter equipment. I have always encouraged my daughters as much as my son to enjoy the machines. My wife sets a good example as she loves running them! Thanks for sharing brother.
@JoeTheFarmer honestly I don't recall what model it is. I'm not there often enough (we live about an hour and a half apart). I think he said it's a T24 but don't quote me on that.
Hey joe congrats on the tractor I bought my t 574 back in march and im currently digging a pond 150x150 x 10 ft deep with it on the week end when im home in southeast oklahoma
Thanks Vance! My machine arrived and I should have the video up shortly. I got a 5520 which is VERY similar to the 574...but I believe that the cab on the 574 is much more spacious. That pond project sounds like a big one! Hope you are taking pics as you go. Appreciate the support my friend, take care!
My first visit, but not my last bc y’all touched my heart mentioning our Lord Jesus~ plus I already been likin’ the TYM.. Y’all are straight up in the Lord..I feel ya!
Thanks Tim, I appreciate that. Glory goes to God, we are just grateful for the opportunity. The folks at TYM have been salt of the earth so far and excited to join some of my buddies on the TYM team. Can't wait to show you all the new machine!
We have a TYM dealer not far from us. we live in northwest Tenn on 42 acres have 2 older tractors never had a cap tractor, but it would be nice very much enjoy your videos.
Thank you Danny, appreciate you watching and your kind words. The cab tractor will change your life. No more bugs, heat, cold, dust or dander. You won’t regret it.
Lancaster County Pennsylvania, I too am happy to hear people openly and unashamed or apologize for praising our Lord, and giving glory to Him. Just subscribed, looking forward to your videos. TYM is what made me click by the way.
I'm about your size and wondering... how's the leg room in that SBS? Also, did my headphones just go out or is this entire video shot in mono instead of stereo sound?
Thats not you, it was the mic. Sorry about that. Size and legroom are great. It is a very comfortable machine. Bed could be bigger, but for light duty its awesome. Could easily take a few deer out of the woods.
Hey Aaron, thanks for watching. Not sure if they will still sell TYM, they don't seem to be on their website. I'll keep you all posted! And YES, this heat has to go!!! Lol
Thanks for watching Stephen, and I will absolutely call it straight. I haven't heard anything about the 90 but the 115 looks amazing. I'm sure hoping they let me play with one of those! Lol. Take care my friend.
You had be at cab! Lol. Anytime I say I want an open station I'm reminded of melting in the TN heat! I can handle the cold, but the heat does me in. When you get a pic of that tractor please send me a pic! jtfphotoshare@gmail.com
No familiar with that one; but if it has the TYM/Kukje engine I am VERY impressed with it. Very simple and powerful. I have a 2515h and a 5520ch. Both have been impressive. Shop around and find the right machine that fits you my friend. It will be a long term purchase, enjoy the process!
She's ok. Still in treatments but she's here. We are actually taking a family trip in the next month or so and will get to spend some time together. Appreciate you saying that. The 25hp machines are awesome, I'm excited to show it to you!
Hey! Thanks for watching and congrats on the new property. Can you tell me more about it? Wooded? Hilly? What do you plan to use it for? Excited for you!
@@JoeTheFarmer Thanks for the response. 19 ac of pasture and 12 of woods. Mostly flat, plan to build a house and use the rest as a hunting property and do a little farming and have some live stock eventually.
Hey Heidi! I promise buying the machine is a WHOLE lot easier than a channel. But, it's a labor of love. Appreciate you watching, and wish we had some NH weather right now!!!
I just ran across another channel about TYM. I live around Portsmouth Ohio and apparently there's a dealer in Grayson KY about 50 minutes from here. I might go over and take a look see!??
Someone told you Nathan and Al are good people????? Man! You got snowed😂😂😂.... just kidding! Man I'm so excited you're on the TYM team! You're such a huge asset for the brand!
Watching in Alabama, Roll Tide!!, I am an aspiring first time tractor owner, just shopping so far, but there's no TYM dealers near me. Still love your channel though.
Looks like a great job thinking of buying one myself really looking at the LS 468 Jeff found your channel just get rid of my nx4510 kioti Here in Vermont Maple 🍁 sugar maker
Hey! Thanks for stopping by. LS makes a great machine, as does Kioti. Excited to run the new TYM. We posted the new machine recently if you want to check it out. Oh; and send me some Maple Syrup! 🤣. Take care!
Somehow your channel showed up on my feed today. I’m a big fan of Tony and Nathan. I believe TYM is an innovator in developing smarter options for people who don’t need to tend 1000 acres. I’ve had a sawmill for 6 years using a Mahindra 26xlt. Been a great tractor, but the TYM 2515 is kind of calling my name.
Hey Don, I'm glad the computer sent you our way! I'm still new to TYM but from what I have seen I am super excited. I too like the 2515, but haven't run one yet to see if it has enough power. How do you like that Mahindra?
@@JoeTheFarmer It has been flawless so far. Easily picks up 1400lb logs to set on my mill. You have to pay attention to your rear ballast due to the high lifting capacity of the front loader. Looking at used skid steers, but the 2515 is rated at 2200lbs on the front loader. That’s what got my attention.
Great to hear! I'm new to the mill. Too hot right now to saw logs but excited to do it in the fall. The 2515 is an awesome package for moving logs. My question is how would it do on hills with a mower. Mowing logs, etc would prob be a breeze.
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I’m kind of envious of the journey you have ahead of you! Sounds like you will get some quality seat time. Just get more machine than you think you need. 💪🏼
Hi from snowy and cold Saskatchewan Canada, -21ºF here tonight. ;Found your channel this evening looking for more information on the TYM tractors. I am seriously considering buying one soon. Considering the T574C or perhaps the T654. It seems like the warrantee is better than most tractors on the market now.
Hello Myron, thanks for watching. I have been new to TYM tractors also but they are really solid machines that are priced very well. Both the models that you are looking at are really tried and true. The 574 has been a solid machine for years and the 654 is a beast. I think it all depends on the size of the property and what implements you are going to use. I would always encourage a larger machine than you think you need. You will grow into it.
@@JoeTheFarmer Hi Joe! I don't have a great amount of land, I only have an acreage of about 7 acres. I have trees around the yard that always need care with removal at times because they are getting to old and pruning them with branches to haul away. I also burn wood too so having a grapple to load and unload firewood logs would be great because it's getting harder to do these things as I get older. Also occasional dirt work with gravel driveway maintenance and then come winter I always have snow removal to deal with and for larger snows a blower is the best way to get rid of it and blowers can take quite a bit of power to run if the snow is deeper and you want to make good time. Periodically with that it would be nice to be able to open the main road up out to the highway which is a mile and half long. Being in the middle of farm country here and being raised on a farm both of these tractors are quite small in my mind, as most actual farm tractors here are starting at about 120Hp for a chore tractor and the big ones that actually do the field work are typically 400hp-600hp now.
With 7 acres I would think the 574 would be plenty of tractor for you. The 654 will probably get old with the ground compaction/disruption, turning radius, etc. I would think you could even go with a 474 and be really happy. I have a 2515h and the 5520 along with a 73 hp machine. The 5520 is similar to the 574 and it does a LOT of what we need. Hope that helps!
I have an idea for a video that I think would be very beneficial for those of us looking to buy a tractor. It would be nice to know what repair work will be needed as part of the normal use of a tractor and whether you could do the work yourself. Plus, what would the repair entail. I'm not referring to regular maintenance, but what could happen in daily use where you'd need to correct/fix something. Thank you for considering.
Hey Jim, thanks for watching. And thats a great idea. Truth is, most issues I have encountered with a tractor were very early on and fixed under warranty. But I will def think about that and may have a video on it soon. Appreciate you!
Have been watching Hank Hamilton. I have a Kubota Mx5100. Will be in the market to buy another tractor in the next few years. Like what I am seeing with the TYM tractors. Just needs to have more dealer support.
I agree with you on the dealer buildout, and they know that also. They are working to get new dealers on board and up the game on facilities, etc. Def in growth mode and fun to watch.
Bryan here from beautiful Stony Mountain, Manitoba. Canada Stumbled upon your channel content looks pretty darn. Nice. Have a great day. Try and stay cool
I may be early in saying this as I'm only halfway through the video. But I hope that your partnership with TYM doesn't mean that you'll be getting rid of your 7320! As a fellow 7320 owner, I love watching your content, as well as Kap's. But if you do, it's okay, I get it. TYM makes a very good product too, and I almost bought their 754 when I was shopping for tractors, but the Kioti dealership near me just had a more aggressive salesman, which is why I ended up with Kioti LOL. Also, I hope that your mother-in-law is doing better now. Also, I'm watching from Iron River MI, which is the Upper Peninsula.
Hey Buddy! Man, you bought a great machine. I have zero negatives to say about the RX. The new TYM will be in the videos but as of now the RX isn't going anywhere. Not sure what the future brings, but I'll be sure to keep you posted. Appreciate your support Jeff!
Joe it it always a great idea to have your trustworthy pocket knife in your pocket. Also like you always giving to the animals year round. I will be buying a tractor in the near furture and will give TYM a look. I live in Houston Texas. Keep those video's coming .
Hey Tom! May I suggest one with air conditioning! Lol... I look forward to showing you the new machine! Excited about the future my friend. I appreciate you.
I started looking at tractors. And found you guys and the rest you named. If it wasn't for them and you testing I wouldn't see nothing but Commercials for whos ever Equipment. I see more for RK. Theres a Branson dealer close by. Your farm looks great. I'm right above you guys in Kentucky.
Appreciate you watching my friend! So far my machine has been great, but it’s new. The other guys have worked them hard and they have been solid machines. Super happy with the new TYM machines.
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Just a beautiful and HOT day on the farm. Excited for what the future will bring with this partnership.
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First time viewer and first time tractor owner in East Tennessee (Smoky’s area). Purchased a TYM 574 HC exactly 1 month ago. Buying a tractor was not something I’d ever thought I would do but here I am with my first. I did a lot of research and thanks to some of the same people you mentioned on this video we purchased a TYM. I look forward to watching your future videos as you and I both learn about our tractors. Told my wife today, isn’t it incredible what you can learn via UA-cam? I learned to drive a tractor via UA-cam videos. God bless and tank you.
Hey Peter! Man you are in one of the most beautiful places in the world. I love the smokies, pure heaven. And congratulations on the tractor! You got yours before me! Lol. The 574 is what the guys rave about. You got a good machine. Excited to start working when it gets to the farm. And best part about UA-cam is the community. Welcome to the channel and happy to call you a friend. 👍🏼👊🏼
Lawrenceburg, TN. Really enjoy your channel, congratulations on the new partnership! Keep the videos coming!
Thank you for the kind words William. Appreciate that brother. Excited for the future; God is Good!
Phila PA, Welcome to the TYM family! I bought a T25 at the beginning of the year, and so far, so good. It was the most affordable machine for what I needed, so that was a big help. I watched a lot of videos, and Tony gave me some good advice on picking the HP for what I needed. I'm glad they added you all. God Bless!
You got a great machine; and Tony would know! He knows everything there is about TYM machines. They really do a great job of making a solid and affordable machine. Excited to share our new one soon! Thanks for watching!
I am a first time viewer of your UA-cam channel. I am from Eastern Washington State. I subscribed to your channel and will be watching.
Thanks for coming along! Nice to have some friends on the West Coast. 👍🏼
Rossiville, TN...I always enjoy the videos and the things i have learned so far. Keep it up. Im still learning.
Thanks so much for watching! And I am still learning every day brother. Appreciate you coming along
I just purchased a TYM 574 with T57 Loader from Zimmerman Equipment here in Virginia. I have 19 hours on it and Love it so far.
Congrats buddy! Cab or no cab? Excited for you brother
Watching from SW Idaho! Just bought a T574, can’t wait to get it going next week. You almost… almost, had me talked in a Kioti lol. But for several reasons I went TYM. Subscribed.
And yes God is good, all the time! Keep up the good work brother
Glad you got what makes you happy! Appreciate you coming along!!! God Bless
First time viewer from Creek County, Oklahoma. I am partially disabled and the wife is retired. We only have 10 acres but like to garden, and have been looking to maybe get a TYM to do a lot of the chores I can no longer do. Look forward to seeing you work the tractor on your place.
Hey! Thanks for watching. 10 acres is enough land to need a machine to lend a helping hand. Lots of tools can help keep you gardening. I appreciate you coming along and thanks for reaching out!
First time viewer. Northern North Dakota here. Subscribed and looking forward to following your journey.
Welcome Terry! I appreciate you coming along. 😁👊🏼
Thanks for sharing your experience. Glad I found you since we are moving to Tennessee soon to homestead.
Glad you found us too Michael! Good luck on the move!! You will never regret it
Watching from Columbus, MS! I finally decided to comment. Josh and I watch often. We hope everything with the TYM partnership goes well. We’ve got to get to the farm sometime.
Hey April! You and Josh need to come to the farm soon!!! Appreciate you watching.
1st time watching any of y'alls videos. I'm intrigued by the idea of a TYM tractor.
We live in Central Arkansas on 23 acres of previously unmanaged pasture land. We're extremely small time farmers with a few head of cattle, chickens and bees.
Looking forward to following with your journey.
Hey Richard, thanks for watching. Man, you have a great operation! Raising livestock is a chore brother. Lives that count on you! Appreciate you watching and excited for what you are building. God Bless!
Great video. I hope to see you at the Farm machinery show this February and it was really nice meeting you at the Equip Expo.
Thanks, you too! It was a pleasure meeting you!
First timer here, from The People’s Republic of NJ. I’m thinking about getting a TYM 2515 for firewood and food plots
Hey James! Welcome brother. The 2515 seems like a hoss. I would try it along side a 3515 just to be sure you have enough muscle. But on flat ground should do great work! Appreciate you watching
Thanks Joe and Holly! Watching from Tuckers Crossroads (East of Lebanon, Tn). Grew up on a dairy farm in Martinsville, In. Have 12 antique tractors and 48 acres to keep us busy! Keep these videos coming!
Welcome my friend! Appreciate you watching. 😁👍🏼
Enjoying from Texas . Another great video and congrats on the new partnership. God is good . Spent yesterday filling feeders and cutting some overgrown trails with my new pole saw (battery powered) that I got for father's day. It was HOT 🔥
So hot brother. The cameras barely made this video possible! Lol. What kind of saw? And yes my friend, God Is GOOD.
@@JoeTheFarmer believe it or not it's a Bauer 20v from Harbor Freight. For as little as I need a pole saw I just couldn't justify the expense of a gas powered Echo or Stihl . I'm really surprised at the battery life and the cut quality and for $ 89 bucks I couldn't pass it up ! So the Stihl Farm Boss for big stuff and this for the smaller stuff
@@jameswagner7260 Prob made in the same factory! Lol. That's a great find and good tip.
Hi Joe, not my first visit to your channel but I actually subscribed this time. Tony was a huge influence on my decision to purchase a TYM 474 which is a beast of a machine for my needs. I’m looking forward to seeing more TYM videos and your use of them.
Thanks for watching and coming along. Tony is a phenomenal human being and he and Tanja are dear friends. I had the opportunity to run his 474 and loved it. I’m excited to get to work once the machine shows up!
I'm watching from NC where I have a small homestead. I'm growing Elderberry plants (about 700 right now with plans for some expansion) along with 'regular' garden stuff and both meat and egg layer chickens. I wish you the best of luck with your new partnership with TYM.
Take care and God Bless.
That sounds amazing! We have talked about planting some elderberries. Basically a miracle fruit. You may have just inspired us to do so! God Bless and thanks for reaching out!
Where you have Elderberry in NC??
@@311hitwall I'm outside of Oxford, North-Central NC.
Awesome news Joe and Holly. God is so Good. Temps are about the same here in north central W.Va. It’s been one dry summer here too. I watch all the you tubers you mentioned but somehow the notifications got turned off on your channel. God Bless your farm stead🙏🇺🇸🚜
Hello Dean! Not sure why the notifications were turned off; but you never know with YT. Lol. And YES, God is good. He is far better to us than we deserve. We appreciate your support my friend.
Well congratulations to you both. I am happy that you have joined the TYM team. I love my TYM T474. I have loved watching your channel and now there is even more reasons to watch and participate. Welcome to the team.
Thank you Marty. I appreciate you watching and coming along. Excited to share the new machine with you all!
Love the reference to the Lord. We’re from North Carolina. Thanks, I’ll subscribe
To God goes the glory brother. Thanks for coming along!
My farm is 16 acre in Esko MN. I have been filming for a year. Congratulations on the TWM relationship.
Congrats on the new channel! And thank you! Appreciate the kind words. Hang in there bro, growing a channel takes time.
I enjoy your videos. Congrats on your new TYM partnership! Watching from southern Indiana.
Thanks for the kind words my friend. Appreciate you.
Hi Joe, just prescribed to your channel. You mentioned TYM I had to check it out.I have the 264TYM we just started your channel doing firewood. Looking forward to more of your videos and we’re from Michigan.
Hello from Tennessee! Welcome my friend. Sounds like you got a great machine. You happy with it? I’ll check your channel out!
Yes, I am about three years ago watching Tony’s tractors adventures. Tony influenced me to buy the TYM! my first tractor and I am enjoy it.
Watching from the Finger Lakes in New York State. Hot here last week in the 90s! Looking forward to watch the TYM partnership grow!Tractor
Thanks for watching Dan! Appreciate you coming along. Boy that is HOT for New York State. Hoping this heat wave passes. Please keep in touch and God Bless.
Hi Joe - have followed your site for a few years. I am following you from Queensland, Australia. Keep up the good work. Blessings on you and your family.
Thank you Bruce! Appreciate you coming along. God Bless you and yours as well!
Hey Joe, congrats to you and Holly on the TYM partnership. We are also feeling the heat over here in eastern NC.
Hey Buddy! Yeah I bet you guys are cooking too. We're hoping for some rain today to cool things off. Appreciate you watching and the support.
I am a paraplegic with my own youtube channel (Maine North Woods Hunter) and a second one (Handy-Capable). I just had my 55 acres logged for TSI for the land. I am going to need some kind of equiptment to work on the property now to get it back in shape. I have been contimplating getting a tractor to work on my property. I was debating between an LS or a TYM. I wonder if they would work with me on that? Good Luck to you with all your projects. I am a subscriber of yours from a while back. God Bless!
Hey! Thanks for reaching out and sharing your story. I think it's incredible that you are following your dreams no matter the circumstances. I would keep at it and good things happen. We never set out to be a big channel; and doubt we ever will be. Just want to share an authentic love for the outdoors and what a gravel road can offer. Blessings to you my friend; I'll be watching.
I am watching from Georgia. Just bought a Bighorn 550 efi after a lot of research and watching your channel. Now i am looking at a tractor. I am looking at a TYM 2610H
Appreciate you coming along! The BogHorn has been a great machine. Other than it being loud, it's been a workhorse. And I haven't operated the 2610 but the 2515 has been awesome. Love the versatility of the smaller machines.
Happy for you and the TYM partnership. I have been watching other channels with TYM tractors and they are indeed great tractors. Look forward to seeing them on the farm.
Thanks Mike, appreciate that. Really looking forward to showing you all the new machine! Should have a delivery date tomorrow. 😁💪🏼
Watching from southeast Louisiana. It’s stupid hot here also. Love your channel. Keep up the good work.
Hey Michael, appreciate the kind words brother! Hoping for a break in this heat. Keep in touch my friend!!!
We live in Maine, I also help my husband all the time with different projects. We have a John Deere tractor.
Thanks for watching Bonnie. So amazing you all work together. Holly and I enjoy doing projects together, and she is a ton of help! I know your husband appreciates you.
I really enjoy your channel just ran across it recently , I wanted a TYM first and foremost but the dealers are to far away from my ranch in Ohio and they are great machines for sure , I ended up with the second best option and bought the RK25 from rural king here in town , I didnt realize while tractor shopping that TYM made the RK line so it was an easy choice after . 300 hours so far and no issues and our service dept is top notch , Great video !
Thank you Kelly, appreciate you taking the time to share that! I am excited to share what machine I got. Hopefully it will be here soon! I think it will surprise some folks. 300 trouble free hours is good to hear. I have had issues with machines early on a few times but that's what the warranty is for. I want it dialed in by the time the warranty expires! lol... Appreciate you watching and talk soon!
@@JoeTheFarmer Thank you looking forward to your next vid !
How long does it typically take for the deer to empty those 350lb feeders?
A week and a half peak season
Good day Joe and Holly, first time watching your show. I live in Maine, don't farm but at going on 78 I do a lot of watching on you-tube. I have watched all the others and now will add you too. Good luck with TYM !!!!!
Welcome David! Thank you for taking the time to say hello. I appreciate you coming along with us, please keep in touch!
First time watching anything like this! 32yo Canadian who just started selling TYM tractors :) 🚜 I don’t know anything about them so here I am!! Hey everyone
Welcome Ruben!!! Appreciate you coming along brother. Good luck!
Great vid guys. Been watching Evan on CVA with their TYM, looking forward to seeing how you guys do with yours. Watching from Pine Ridge FL
Welcome Joe! And thanks for watching. Evan is as nice of a guy off camera as he is on camera. His channel makes me want to take on more projects; but he is way more talented of a mechanic than me! Lol. Appreciate you watching from Florida, try to stay cool down there!
''Sharing the light of the Lord through your channel!'' Great video. Great, hardworking wife. I look forward to seeing more of your channel.
All the Glory goes to the Lord my friend. I am very far from perfect, but he loves me anyway. Holly is the best example of a wife I know. Sweet, hard working and pretty good looking! Lol. Appreciate you watching, hope you will keep in touch!
N'Idaho here, really like your content, keep it up!
Thank you Wayne!
Hey Joe, I am so happy for you guys! TYM was very smart partnering with you and your family! Cannt wait for the review videos.
Thanks buddy! We are excited. Seems like a great fit and ready to get to work!!!
We are in North Carolina, with the goal of next week at this time being back on the family farm in Alabama. It is over a 120 years in the family, we will be the 3rd generation to farm it and our daughter who is going with us the 4th.
Thats amazing. What part of Alabama? Holly’s family are all from Henegar
@@JoeTheFarmer My wife is from Walker County. I married into the family. We are on the Western side by Tupelo. Loved First Monday in Scottsboro.
@immolder spent lots of time in Scottsboro! Now you need to go to the unclaimed luggage depot and see what treasure you can find! 😁👍🏼
@@JoeTheFarmer Gini wanted to take me when we lived in Alabama glad to hear it still there. one of my favorite was the Revereware store in Arab. My best friend lives in Walnut Grove near Savannah know the road well through Florence. We were married in Pulaski by the judge in an old courthouse with squeaky floors and an old man whittlin in the gazebo out front with another oldtimer sleeping. Many good memories in Northern Alabama and Western Tennessee.
Hi guys just found your channel because of the tym . Really enjoyed listening to you. I subscribed, I’m going to start at the beginning of your journey. Btw I’m from port Charlotte Florida.😊
Welcome David! We are honored to have you come along. Excited to share my new tractor with you, should be here any day! God Bless.
From Pinson Alabama.
I have only 4 acers, but many projects, from log hauling, to landscaping, to driveway work, to pond repair and land clearing. I am negotiating for a TYM T474 with a grapple, bucket, flail mower and box blade to start with.
Excellent choice. The 474 is a proven workhorse. It will be incredibly handy for what you are trying to do.
Southwestern Pennsylvania here. 1st time owner Got a chinesium jinma now. New one is gonna happen soon. Considering TYM. Kioti and LS. Look forward to your input on the YTM. Thanks
Welcome George. Appreciate you coming along! Looking forward to sharing the new machine. 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Love your channel. My wife and I raise beef cattle in neighboring West Virginia.
Thanks for watching Charles! And appreciate the kind words.
My Dad has a TYM with a loader and multiple attachments including a backhoe, he loves it and I've run it several hours and it does everything I asked of it. Next time at at my Dad's I'm teaching my 9 year old daughter how to run it. (I grew up on a dairy farm in Maine and work in construction so I know a few things about equipment)
Man three generations on one machine is cool! Which model is it? Sounds like you have a good one there brother. And excited you are teaching your daughter equipment. I have always encouraged my daughters as much as my son to enjoy the machines. My wife sets a good example as she loves running them! Thanks for sharing brother.
@JoeTheFarmer honestly I don't recall what model it is. I'm not there often enough (we live about an hour and a half apart). I think he said it's a T24 but don't quote me on that.
@aaronsanborn4291 all good. Just curious. Sounds like a handy tool. 💪🏼
Hey joe congrats on the tractor I bought my t 574 back in march and im currently digging a pond 150x150 x 10 ft deep with it on the week end when im home in southeast oklahoma
Thanks Vance! My machine arrived and I should have the video up shortly. I got a 5520 which is VERY similar to the 574...but I believe that the cab on the 574 is much more spacious. That pond project sounds like a big one! Hope you are taking pics as you go. Appreciate the support my friend, take care!
My first visit, but not my last bc y’all touched my heart mentioning our Lord Jesus~ plus I already been likin’ the TYM.. Y’all are straight up in the Lord..I feel ya!
Welcome my friend. Trying to spread the light where there is darkness. To God goes the glory.
Another Tennessee channel reaching new heights, CONGRATULATIONS! Tim in Oneida
Thanks Tim, I appreciate that. Glory goes to God, we are just grateful for the opportunity. The folks at TYM have been salt of the earth so far and excited to join some of my buddies on the TYM team. Can't wait to show you all the new machine!
Pensacola Florida just starting a small homesteading property hopefully soon God bless you
Thank you my friend. Good luck and God Bless on the new homestead!
Congrats buddy! The ambassador program with TYM is so smart, I don’t understand at all why other manufacturers don’t do the same thing.
Thanks Kevin! Appreciate your kind words. It really does make sense and we plan to enjoy it while it lasts. Happy Thanksgiving my friend!
We have a TYM dealer not far from us. we live in northwest Tenn on 42 acres have 2 older tractors never had a cap tractor, but it would be nice very much enjoy your videos.
Thank you Danny, appreciate you watching and your kind words. The cab tractor will change your life. No more bugs, heat, cold, dust or dander. You won’t regret it.
Lancaster County Pennsylvania, I too am happy to hear people openly and unashamed or apologize for praising our Lord, and giving glory to Him.
Just subscribed, looking forward to your videos. TYM is what made me click by the way.
Amen
Thank you Rodney; God comes first. Everything else is a bonus. Can’t wait to get to work!
😅Awesome! Congratulations! Looking forward to seeing all your TYM stuff! 💪👊👍 🚜🇺🇸✝️
Thanks brother. The Lord is at work and it’s amazing to see. Appreciate you buddy!
From California, I Enjoy the straight forward honest content on your channel.
Thanks for the support; and sorry for taking so long to respond! Lol
Thank you both for sharing your thoughts on the TYM products. I'm viewing your channel from connecticut. Great video! Thank you for posting 😀
Thanks for watching Mike! Excited to get started when our machine shows up. Hope it’s cooler in CT than it is here!
Pretty much follow all those channels you mentioned and now yours also 👍
Nashville Indiana Here
Enjoy your content
Thank you sir! I’ve watched a bunch of your videos as well! Appreciate you coming along; keep in touch!
1st time seeing you guys, I ordered my t574 hc 2 days ago. Cedar bluff Alabama here.
So glad you came along! Congratulations on a great tractor; you’re gonna love it.
I'm about your size and wondering... how's the leg room in that SBS?
Also, did my headphones just go out or is this entire video shot in mono instead of stereo sound?
Thats not you, it was the mic. Sorry about that. Size and legroom are great. It is a very comfortable machine. Bed could be bigger, but for light duty its awesome. Could easily take a few deer out of the woods.
Congrats on the partnership with TYM. Will your current dealer still be selling TYM? Also, it’s just as awful heat wise here in southeastern Virginia.
Hey Aaron, thanks for watching. Not sure if they will still sell TYM, they don't seem to be on their website. I'll keep you all posted! And YES, this heat has to go!!! Lol
Here in Texas and I think I’ve seen something on their 90 but I’m not real sure thank you for being open and honest.
Thanks for watching Stephen, and I will absolutely call it straight. I haven't heard anything about the 90 but the 115 looks amazing. I'm sure hoping they let me play with one of those! Lol. Take care my friend.
@@JoeTheFarmer sorry about the 90 but I think it was their smallest one that had a cap on it with an AC and heat
Watching from Georgia,God bless your endeavor!
Thank you! God is so good. I appreciate you watching
Congrats….I have been sold on TYM for awhile…. Getting ready to pull the trigger on a T384 cab HST
You had be at cab! Lol. Anytime I say I want an open station I'm reminded of melting in the TN heat! I can handle the cold, but the heat does me in. When you get a pic of that tractor please send me a pic! jtfphotoshare@gmail.com
Hi from Chelmsford Ontario Canada. Great video btw !
Hey Gord! Thank you for coming along
Any thoughts on the TYM 4802C? Seriously considering one.
No familiar with that one; but if it has the TYM/Kukje engine I am VERY impressed with it. Very simple and powerful. I have a 2515h and a 5520ch. Both have been impressive. Shop around and find the right machine that fits you my friend. It will be a long term purchase, enjoy the process!
I love your channel, and good for you to get some sponsors. I’m watching from the mountains of upstate New York. Not NY city.
Thank you Dan, I appreciate the kind words. Looking forward to putting some new machines to work. I hope that mountain weather is cooler!!! God Bless
I hope her mother is doing well cancer treatments have come along ways. Hot is finally here. I'm guessing 25 hp for medium work.
She's ok. Still in treatments but she's here. We are actually taking a family trip in the next month or so and will get to spend some time together. Appreciate you saying that. The 25hp machines are awesome, I'm excited to show it to you!
@JoeTheFarmer looking forward to seeing it.
Jack from Northwestern Ohio. Just joined and looking forward to watching.
Thank you for coming along Jack! And appreciate you taking the time to say hello!
Welcome to the Family!
Humbled brother. Excited to get to work
My wife and I just purchased 31 ac in GA. Looking at tractors now. What would you suggest? The 3515h or the 2515h? Thanks in advance.
Hey! Thanks for watching and congrats on the new property. Can you tell me more about it? Wooded? Hilly? What do you plan to use it for? Excited for you!
@@JoeTheFarmer Thanks for the response. 19 ac of pasture and 12 of woods. Mostly flat, plan to build a house and use the rest as a hunting property and do a little farming and have some live stock eventually.
Watching from New Hampshire and wishing I had a UA-cam channel to partner with TYM!
Hey Heidi! I promise buying the machine is a WHOLE lot easier than a channel. But, it's a labor of love. Appreciate you watching, and wish we had some NH weather right now!!!
I just ran across another channel about TYM. I live around Portsmouth Ohio and apparently there's a dealer in Grayson KY about 50 minutes from here. I might go over and take a look see!??
Appreciate you watching my friend... Excited to share some TYM adventures!
Someone told you Nathan and Al are good people????? Man! You got snowed😂😂😂.... just kidding! Man I'm so excited you're on the TYM team! You're such a huge asset for the brand!
😂😂😂. You are too kind buddy. Excited to be on the team!
Watching in Alabama, Roll Tide!!, I am an aspiring first time tractor owner, just shopping so far, but there's no TYM dealers near me. Still love your channel though.
Thanks James! Lots of family in Alabama. Henegar area. Appreciate your support brother. 👊🏼
Looks like a great job thinking of buying one myself really looking at the LS 468 Jeff found your channel just get rid of my nx4510 kioti Here in Vermont Maple 🍁 sugar maker
Hey! Thanks for stopping by. LS makes a great machine, as does Kioti. Excited to run the new TYM. We posted the new machine recently if you want to check it out. Oh; and send me some Maple Syrup! 🤣. Take care!
Somehow your channel showed up on my feed today. I’m a big fan of Tony and Nathan. I believe TYM is an innovator in developing smarter options for people who don’t need to tend 1000 acres. I’ve had a sawmill for 6 years using a Mahindra 26xlt. Been a great tractor, but the TYM 2515 is kind of calling my name.
Hey Don, I'm glad the computer sent you our way! I'm still new to TYM but from what I have seen I am super excited. I too like the 2515, but haven't run one yet to see if it has enough power. How do you like that Mahindra?
@@JoeTheFarmer It has been flawless so far. Easily picks up 1400lb logs to set on my mill. You have to pay attention to your rear ballast due to the high lifting capacity of the front loader. Looking at used skid steers, but the 2515 is rated at 2200lbs on the front loader. That’s what got my attention.
Great to hear! I'm new to the mill. Too hot right now to saw logs but excited to do it in the fall. The 2515 is an awesome package for moving logs. My question is how would it do on hills with a mower. Mowing logs, etc would prob be a breeze.
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Appreciate you watching my friend.
Watching from the easternshore of Maryland. Your channel suggested bt Arms. Great video
Thank you Caroline! So glad you are with us!
I always enjoy your video's. All the best from Greensboro NC.
Thank you so much! Appreciate you my friend.
Just subscribed today. I'm watching from Poland. Hoping to get a tractor in the next year or maybe sooner 😉
Welcome! So glad that you decided to reach out. Keep us posted on your tractor journey; nothing like a new tractor!!!
Rector ar at this time. But fixing to move to ellsinore mo. We have a 40 acre farm up there. And I need a tractor to reclaim the property.
I’m kind of envious of the journey you have ahead of you! Sounds like you will get some quality seat time. Just get more machine than you think you need. 💪🏼
Spotlights on Joe the farmer!! Yes your wife is hot😂 I'm glad to hear your aspects of what TYM has to offer!!
🤣🤣🤣. She is beautiful for sure, especially for who she is. I am a Blessed man!
Enjoy the channel. Watching from Middle. Georgia
Appreciate that David! I bet you all are cooking hot too!!! Keep in touch and God Bless
Hi from snowy and cold Saskatchewan Canada, -21ºF here tonight. ;Found your channel this evening looking for more information on the TYM tractors. I am seriously considering buying one soon. Considering the T574C or perhaps the T654. It seems like the warrantee is better than most tractors on the market now.
Hello Myron, thanks for watching. I have been new to TYM tractors also but they are really solid machines that are priced very well. Both the models that you are looking at are really tried and true. The 574 has been a solid machine for years and the 654 is a beast. I think it all depends on the size of the property and what implements you are going to use. I would always encourage a larger machine than you think you need. You will grow into it.
@@JoeTheFarmer Hi Joe! I don't have a great amount of land, I only have an acreage of about 7 acres. I have trees around the yard that always need care with removal at times because they are getting to old and pruning them with branches to haul away. I also burn wood too so having a grapple to load and unload firewood logs would be great because it's getting harder to do these things as I get older. Also occasional dirt work with gravel driveway maintenance and then come winter I always have snow removal to deal with and for larger snows a blower is the best way to get rid of it and blowers can take quite a bit of power to run if the snow is deeper and you want to make good time. Periodically with that it would be nice to be able to open the main road up out to the highway which is a mile and half long. Being in the middle of farm country here and being raised on a farm both of these tractors are quite small in my mind, as most actual farm tractors here are starting at about 120Hp for a chore tractor and the big ones that actually do the field work are typically 400hp-600hp now.
With 7 acres I would think the 574 would be plenty of tractor for you. The 654 will probably get old with the ground compaction/disruption, turning radius, etc. I would think you could even go with a 474 and be really happy. I have a 2515h and the 5520 along with a 73 hp machine. The 5520 is similar to the 574 and it does a LOT of what we need. Hope that helps!
I have an idea for a video that I think would be very beneficial for those of us looking to buy a tractor. It would be nice to know what repair work will be needed as part of the normal use of a tractor and whether you could do the work yourself. Plus, what would the repair entail.
I'm not referring to regular maintenance, but what could happen in daily use where you'd need to correct/fix something.
Thank you for considering.
Hey Jim, thanks for watching. And thats a great idea. Truth is, most issues I have encountered with a tractor were very early on and fixed under warranty. But I will def think about that and may have a video on it soon. Appreciate you!
Good day from Knoxville, TN in Corryton area.
East TN is beautiful, appreciate you watching Keith!
Im watching from Fountain, Colorado. Love your content
Thank you so much! Appreciate your kind words.
Kingsville,Ontario Canada-80 F today,and we are 1/4 mile from Lake Erie-most southern Town in Ontario
Man I bet it is beautiful there. Enjoy that weather and God Bless!
First-time watcher from central Alabama.
Welcome Joseph! We have a lot of family from Alabama. Henegar area.
Have been watching Hank Hamilton. I have a Kubota Mx5100. Will be in the market to buy another tractor in the next few years. Like what I am seeing with the TYM tractors. Just needs to have more dealer support.
I agree with you on the dealer buildout, and they know that also. They are working to get new dealers on board and up the game on facilities, etc. Def in growth mode and fun to watch.
Enjoying your videos in Mountain City, Tn
Fellow Tennesseans! Thanks for watching. God Bless and try to stay cool in this weather. 😁👍🏼
@@JoeTheFarmer I have a small channel about my farm don’t post a lot but trying to do more.
just bought 58 horse tym ! hope it is as good as the Mahindra it is replacing
I think you will be very happy. 4358?
@@JoeTheFarmer 5835R
@wesleyhelmer2451 excellent machine. I’m actually probably going to swap my 5520 for the new 4058. Same tractor with cab. Total beast.
Looking forward to seeing what comes next !
I appreciate it my friend. I can't wait to show you all the new machine.
Thanks for watching!
Bryan here from beautiful
Stony Mountain, Manitoba. Canada Stumbled upon your channel content looks pretty darn. Nice. Have a great day. Try and stay cool
Hello Bryan, welcome! Sure wish we had some Canadian weather here!!! Appreciate you coming along and the kind words. Keep in touch.
Pryor, Oklahoma! As always Great Video brother!
Appreciate you my friend!!!
I may be early in saying this as I'm only halfway through the video. But I hope that your partnership with TYM doesn't mean that you'll be getting rid of your 7320! As a fellow 7320 owner, I love watching your content, as well as Kap's. But if you do, it's okay, I get it. TYM makes a very good product too, and I almost bought their 754 when I was shopping for tractors, but the Kioti dealership near me just had a more aggressive salesman, which is why I ended up with Kioti LOL. Also, I hope that your mother-in-law is doing better now.
Also, I'm watching from Iron River MI, which is the Upper Peninsula.
Hey Buddy! Man, you bought a great machine. I have zero negatives to say about the RX. The new TYM will be in the videos but as of now the RX isn't going anywhere. Not sure what the future brings, but I'll be sure to keep you posted. Appreciate your support Jeff!
Joe it it always a great idea to have your trustworthy pocket knife in your pocket. Also like you always giving to the animals year round. I will be buying a tractor in the near furture and will give TYM a look. I live in Houston Texas. Keep those video's coming .
Hey Tom! May I suggest one with air conditioning! Lol... I look forward to showing you the new machine! Excited about the future my friend. I appreciate you.
Hey y’all, coming to ya from Kentucky!
I started looking at tractors. And found you guys and the rest you named. If it wasn't for them and you testing I wouldn't see nothing but Commercials for whos ever Equipment. I see more for RK. Theres a Branson dealer close by. Your farm looks great. I'm right above you guys in Kentucky.
Appreciate you watching my friend! So far my machine has been great, but it’s new. The other guys have worked them hard and they have been solid machines. Super happy with the new TYM machines.