TYM T654 Tractor vs. Kioti NX6010 (Review of TYM Tractor) PART 2
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PART 2~completion. Here is the last (and majority) of my TYM T654 Cab tractor test drive, assessment and comparison to my Kioti NX6010. If you are buying a tractor or considering it, you might want to watch this whole episode to get a real good feeling for the TYM tractor brand. Some nice drone shots as well with the phantom 4 pro drone, and cab views with a GoPro Hero. Also an announcement about my potential tractor purchase at the end!!! Like and subscribe to the channel to see what happens, which tractor I purchase and to follow me on the new line of tractors!! Kapper Outdoors, living the dream, one acre at a time.
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To help you solve your cup holder problem.....turn the bottle upside down and it fits like a champ. The bottle is designed to accommodate small cup holders.
Thank's for taking the time to make these kapper very informational videos looking forward to seeing the new tractor.
Thanks man!
Years ago I had JD 4010 and 4020 with the foot throttle. Love that feature.
Thanks for sharing your video but there are a few things to keep in mind when comparing tractors like the ones you did your video on. I looked at the specs of these 2 tractors and they are likely in two different size categories. The TYM T654 weighs 5555, with 2900cc and 4 cylinders.Syncro Shuttle or Power Shuttle Transmission. The Kioti NX6010 is lighter @ 4500 lbs and has a smaller size engine at 1826cc 3 cylinder Hydrostatic Transmission. So they are not an apples to apples comparison.
If you had a Kioti RX6620PC with 2435 cc, Power Shuttle transmission, F24R24 speeds, weight 5732 and Ag tires it means it the comparison would be much closer in specification to the TYM T654,
Weight goes a long ways in tractor performance and Ag tires are usually taller and narrower. And a shuttle transmission utilizes more power then a hydrostat. So there were some differences that need to be reconciled to make a comparison more equal.
Well, you must have missed the part in the beginning when I outline that this is Not apples to apples, rather this is my OWN personal comparison since I had the Kioti and was looking to upgrade. That might be in the longer part 2, but that is why I put that in there. So you are correct, but so am I :) I was making the comparison to see what I'd be getting compared to the one I had at that time.
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Thank you I appreciate that! Just keeping things real! Have a good one
TYM Tractors are amazing!. I just acquired a T654 Power Shuttle model. It is awesome! I just like to sit in it and chill listening to the awesome Kenwood CD player/Radio and cool off with the incredible A.C.
My TYM 234 HST has 750 hours on it. I've had the front loader arms crack off twice. I added steel and bracing to the tractor and so far, so good. The backhoe separated from the tractor the first hour of use, and then I welded up a new bracket to attack it to the rear center pin. Now it stays on. During use, 3 of the bearing posts of the backhoe failed and I welded them back on with additional metal, which has worked well so far. The rear upper attachment of the backhoe to the transmission then broke into little pieces, I had to weld up a beefer bracket. At 700 hours, the main frame cracked and the tractor about folded in half, and cracked the plastic seat surround (the body as in were that in most tractors is steel) was destroyed. Total parts are $2500 to restore it to service. I did all the work. took me about 50 yours total to disassemble and reassemble the unit. I am done with TYM products. This machine could have killed me more than a few times, I feel lucky. I am going to unload this thing as soon as I can find a buyer.
Wow, not cool! I am glad that I did not go with TYM.
I have tym and the backhoe broke. Would not cover under warranty. The steel aplit
Can’t wait to see the new tractor! Getting new equipment is always an exciting endeavor! Thanks for the quality and entertaining videos kapper!
thanks man, I appreciate it!
Nice thorough comparison review on the TYM versus Kioti Joe!
I enjoy your videos a lot! I wanted a large Branson but there were none available within a thousand miles of me. I went with a TYM 754 and have a great dealer. I have 85 hours on it now. Love it so far.
Awesome, good deal man and thank you. I'm sure it will serve you well! Take care.
Nice comparison. You took us on a nice review ride. Hope your new tractor meets all your expectations.
Ah.... only time will tell...
The rear vents are the return vents that recirculate back to the condenser. I made the same mistake when I demoed this same unit.
man I wish you would have got the TYM T654 to see what it could do but I guess I'll have to figure that one out myself lol, cause I just picked one up couple monts ago and i'm lovin it so far. got a 84" snowblower for it and god knows we need that here, calling for 75cm of snow tomorrow. yes sir it's going to be play time. lol
That's ok man, hope it serves you well! Have fun! Let me know how it's working for you in the future. Thanks
Nice review. You keep mentioning the larger front tires on the TYM but those are still the R1. On a given tractor the R1 tire option typically always uses larger rims. The TYM R4 may be nearly the same size as on the Kioti.
Well, since the TYM T554 that I measured in this vid was larger than the Kioti, it stands to reason that the 654, which is a larger tractor, would be even larger yet. But I guess I can't say that for certain without seeing one. Moot point for me personally now as the Branson has AG tires, and they are pretty heavy duty (which is what I wanted in the first place!) They are 8 ply sidewalls, which is what most R 4's are.
You can modify that cup holder, but check to make sure the modification doesn't void the warranty!
Just kidding!
LOL, well, that was the first thing that I thought of!!!! :)
Thanks so much for the side-by-side view and for the great review! Can't wait to see the Branson!
thank you. You won't be disappointed!
Well, good luck with new tractor. Personally I would have liked to see you get a tracked skid loader as a 3rd piece of equipment, but I have no dog in this fight so I am supportive of your decision to get a larger tractor. Best of luck Kapper.
Thanks man I appreciate it.
Been watching your videos for a long time and have enjoyed them. I have a Branson with a back hole and it is supper tough I look forwaed to your up coming videos
Nice! Thanks for the shout. Some people won't believe me (don't really care if they don't), but that Branson was TOP NOTCH from the second I walked up to up, opened the hood and drove it. Much more solidly built than either of my two Green ones and the Kubota that I've used (which was brand new at the time). I was truly impressed and just in awe at it.. No kidding man..
Thanks never have have a small tractor.good job
Can't wait for the Branson montage!!
oh man, me neither!!!!
Nice reavew Kap on tym tractor .
Good luck with your search for a new tractor!
thanks man... The search is over..... :)
The rear vent on the Kioti is for recirculation. Just a different set-up on the TYM.
yes, but the Kioti has side vents that blow air as well. I just think Its too bad... They could have easily put 2 of those 4 vents to use better than just an intake. The Branson I'm getting has an intake like the Kioti (square) and all the vents blow air. That Branson is a tank, best made tractor I've ever rode... (Yes, better than the Deere's and Kubota's I've used... As long as it holds up :)
Sounds to me like you already made your mind up so go ahead and drop the Kioti off at my house and I will give it a good home
I'd love to do that! But sorry, it is spoken for :)
Which one is going to have the most problems is the main question??
Everyone has opinions and we all know what they are worth. I know a lot about this size tractors as I have sold all brands in late model tractors that are dealer and bank repos. The Kioti is a well made machine and the RX7320 is a good option for you. TYM and Branson you are rolling a dice. They are cheaper for a reason, you likely will pay for it down the road when parts are expensive or that dealer closes shop and goes away. It doesn't sound like the finances would work to but a great option would be a 75HP tractor with loader that is a year to a few years old with a few hundred hours where you could get one in the low to mid 30s price range. From my personal experience the Kubota M series (I understand your dealer is not the best) is top of the line, followed closely by a Massey, Kioti RX, or New T4 series machine or Case C series. Branson, TYM, and Mahindra's all rank low for the problems, dealer availability, and lake of good mechanics who are familiar with the machines. John Deere E series have many issues as well and you are going to pay extra for that green paint. Might be worth staying put for a year to find out the returns from 211 to see if this time next year you would still want to spend the extra money. My 2 cents
hey kap, check out some other brands as long as your shopping. Be good video content too.
This should be comparing TYM to Kioti RX series not the NX. Put AG tires on the NX?
I'm surprised you're not looking at the Kioti RX7320 shuttle shift
Nice looking tractor
Portable deer stand, you lay in the bucket while Mrs. K hoists you up for sniping in the field.
Good Idea! Just add a small platform to the bucket!
It's cheaper to have one style of vent, then two for different uses but it can cause confusion. ;-)
Where are you going to put the toolbox? Vise Grips, couple screwdrivers ( flat & phillips) Large zip ties or pipe cleaners
I'll have to figure that one out!!! lol
?? Next video is of you getting the bigger Kioti. No video of the Branson? I am in the research faze of purchase of 75hp tractor and looking at TYM, RK, Mahindra, Kioti, LS.
Kioti is the way to go! Good luck!
You decided on the Branson because it has bigger cup holders? That would be reason enough for me. LOL
How did you know!!!! AND.... the side vents blew air! LOL
How about a larger Kioti? Looks like they make a 66 horse. TYM looks like a great tractor, don’t get me wrong, but Kioti might have all of the amenities you’re looking for, including more horsepower. Thanks for the videos as always!
yep, I spec'd them out and contacted the dealer to check them out... No response. Once they heard that I need to trade mine in, they stopped replying to me. They didn't want to take in my Kioti, sounds like they'd rather just sell mostly new. Honestly, glad it worked out this way because the dealer is much closer, small family owned and take care of people, so I think it will be a good relationship.
Kapper Outdoors Great to hear. I’m looking forward to seeing more great tractor videos! Thanks.
I agree with your comments about both tractors being quality machines and offering great Standard Features. Both units are very good. I believe the Korean Manufacturers are blowing everyone away at present. The big names are not totally "Made-in the USA" You could go with either tractor and do well. BUT, you are not comparing APPLES to APPLES! If you want to compare properly, then you should compare the TYM-654 CAB with the Kioti RX-7320 CAB/Shuttle. Engine HP / PTO HP will be the same. I think you will find your frame, tire size, loader, and general stoutness would also be the same. The Kioti NX should be compared to the TYM 45/55 HP Cab Unit. Also the NX-6010 is 60 Hp not 55 and the RX cup holder could possibly be bigger... I also hear everyone talking about the TYM axle size. I would need to see the metallurgy to say the bigger one is automatically stronger. I can show a 1/2" bolt stronger than a 5/8" bolt by changing the metallurgy... Also what is the 1/2 Shaft Size inside? The RX Axle will also be larger with the bigger tires and loader. If I was buying a new tractor today, I would also be looking at the Kioti and TYM; and I own a Kobota and a Deere. Just saying, Both are very good choices, but the tug off should be against the RX-7320... Good Luck
Thanks man, yes you are correct, not an apple to apple, but I only compared them because the NX was the tractor I had and I was looking to upgrade. HOWEVER... since then I did get a Kioti RX7320 and it is totally a beast! Love it. Thanks, take care
Is the TYM cab noise a decision maker vs the quieter Kioti?
I'd love it if tractor cabs were as quiet as most car cabs!
Dude I’ve watched so many videos on both tractors, and so far I think the TYMs are better. I hope I’m right because I just bought a TYM T264, much smaller than what you’re working with here but it’s enough for what I need. The front axles look so much beefier on the TYM than on the comparable Kioti.
Well the problem was that I did not have a comparable utility tractor. The NX was a hydro compact so not the best comp. But good luck, Korea does have some great products and machines. Thanks
@@kapperoutdoors thanks! Yeah I hope buying the TYM wasn’t a mistake…we’ll see though lol. I do like the price point on the Kioti, but the particular model I was after, I was told was out of stock and they didn’t know when they’d get any more in. So I went back to my 1st choice, which was the TYM. Be safe out there, keep on tractor-ing!
Almost shed a tear when I assume that the Kioti is gone???? Going to miss orange on the videos.
Naw man, you'll be OK! Trust me, when you see the new monster you'll come back around!!! LOL
Well at least give us a teaser clip
Check the width on the wheelbase on the TYM, it looks a bit more narrow than the Kioti which will reduce your stability on a side slope- I think. It might just be because of the difference in tire types. of course I could have just waited until the end to make my comment and then say, grats, I hope you like the new ride.
Both of those tractors have 5-position wheels and he has the Kioti in the widest position.
Well, the new Branson is about the same width as the Kioti, I think it's about 74.5 inches. I wanted it that way to still be able to use all of my implements and get in small roads and paths. But the difference is that it is nearly double the weight, which I believe will more than compensate for the added height. The thing will be about 11,000 lbs!!!!
This is true, and good options to have for sure.
Have you checked out the kioti rx7320 power shuttle
Thank you
Great review!
yea yea yea, it all works but how's the radio sound?
Dang it! The one thing I didn't look At!!!! (I know it worked because I turned it off :)
Admit it. The deal breaker was the small cup holder. We know it was. ;)
yup.... you got me! Just couldn't say that it was that OCD on my choice! lol
Dude, proper 75-85hp ag tractor would serve you well for the same money. Just saying. Check out new holland. Lots of weight and hp for the buck.
Well, I did end up getting a 78 hp! I tried New Holland online to get an idea, and man just like Kubota and Deere, I needed oxygen to read the base pricing.. I'm sure they are great, I know a friend that loves his, but I had to find a balance. I am very, very impressed with the Branson... Hard to believe, but I call it like I see it. thanks.
So do you still have the kioti after buying the tractor
No, they took the Kioti on trade for me which worked out great. I had to get rid of it to cover a new one.
do you have to clutch to go forward to reverse?
I'm not going to bag on you for not paying full attention to the video! LOL. NO, you don't have to clutch, that is the beauty of a power shuttle, aka power reverser.. You just push the very small lever back and forth, no clutching needed. It is very nice for sure!
Did you keep the Kioti
No, the Branson dealer took it in for me and gave me a pretty good price for it.
Do you need the clutch to stop?
no, with a shuttle you can flip it in neutral at any time and hit the brake.
I thunk Branson was country western music.did ya get a cowboy hat with it ???
No, nowadays they are giving a free tablet instead of cowboy hat....
T654 should be compared to RX not to NX
Kapper squad no1
Get a couple side jobs in excavation to pay for that new tractor.
Yeap you will be able to buy the TYM at Walmart pretty soon and all the parts at the dollar store. One thing these guys don't mention is quality of the steel being used in the critical areas. Am I the only one who knows that the crappy steel used today is different from the quality steel of 30 yrs ago? You can hide cheap steel with any color paint. Putting lipstick and makeup on a pig does not make swine a supermodel, and I am not trying to offend some of you deliverance types who are in relationships with your farm animals. lol, you know who you are!
Loader handle is to close to your legs
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Published on Aug 17, 2016
DONT MAKE THE MISTAKE WE DID AND BUY A BRANSON. IT CANT WORK LIKE A REAL MACHINE. IT OVERHEATED MOWING SOME LIGHT BRUSH. DEALER SAID IT CANT BE DUSTY OUT, I ASKED HOW CAN I TILL, MOW, AUG, SCRAPE, DISK OR USE MY BUCKET WITHOUT DUST? In other words branson is not a real tractor! dare 2 compare
Man, I've seen your video (I think it was yours that blew an engine?) and we didn't see the whole story. There are lemons with ALL tractors in the world, no matter where you go.. I hate hearing that it broke on you, but I just can't buy that any tractor, any dealer, would tell you that it can't work when it's dusty outside.... Trust me, If I find any truth like that I will make it known, but having owned 2 John Deere's, One Kioti, One Ford and used another Kubota awhile, That Branson is build better than any of them.. Now, I could be proven wrong, but until then, we'll see how it goes. thanks.
It’s hard for me to under stand after having a John Deere
well sir I think I understand it after having 2 John Deere tractors. This is just my opinion but I believe John Deere is focusing most of their talent into the large commercial tractors and they are ignoring the small homeowner stuff and they are going to get crushed if they don't pick up the pace
one thing you want is 24 reverse gears, very important hahahaha
Actually, yes it is... ha ha ha.. Nice for YOU to be able to control your speed, not the limit placed on you by the tractor..
There bid an ext.
Unfair comparison. Should've used a Kioti RX6610. Larger frame and beefier footprint like the TYM. I'll take the Kioti any day of the week. This was like putting a F150 up against an F350 and expecting equal results. Fail
Well, if you paid attention, I mentioned that I only compared the TYM with the tractor that I currently had, which was the kioti. Thanks.
Kapper Outdoors I understood that.
Interesting, buying more hp than the TYM is a "different story"....probably better.
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oh yes, this thing is a tank, very well put together too... I could see that in a nano second once I walked up to it..
I will stop watching if the Kioti leaves the channel
That's too bad.... Kioti did not want to take in my trade.... Didn't even get back to me to look at an RX model... I think they are slipping since they've grown so fast...
Ok I am just joking I love your channel 🙂🙂
Whatever brand of tractor you buy, it's still a TYM. "Took Your Money". SMH...🤑
Sorry.
Just kidding!