Why So Much Hate For TYM Tractors
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- We get a lot of comments. Lately, we are getting so much hate, that I felt I had to say something. @TYMNA
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Preach brother.
Just baled 40 acres with my TYM 574
Yeah cool wait till it breaks down. Also your re-sell valve is practically zero just saying
@@SzymczykProductions The word is resale and if any tractor breaks down, which they all do, you fix it or get it fixed. As far as your authority on tractor resale values, your opinion means nothing!
@@SzymczykProductions Even Fendt do brake down ...
Originally wanted a Kubota. Did the research. Went to dealer, got a real shock. Not sticker so much as the attitude and arrogance of the sales person. New to tractors, I needed some “seat” time and he never offered a test drive. He spouted some of the specs and was incorrect on lift capacity. He seemed mad that I did my homework.
Undeterred, I stopped at a small Branson dealer near the NC line 30 miles from 21miles from my ranch. The owner was a farmer with questions for me related to my intentional use. He took the keys out of his pocket and said, “move that pile of dirt.”
He went back inside and got a second set of keys with a 2515H and a brush hog in it. He calmly asked,”what did you think?”
Gave me the keys to the other and pointed me to a field.
20minutes later, he sold me a tractor, a finishing mower, and a land plane from listening to my needs.
Can’t thank him enough. I’ve been back every year for more implements (grapple, forks, tiller) without hesitation.
Now with 150hrs of “tractor therapy” , I’m all in with TYM.
Solid and dependable. Like that farmer who sold me on it.
Haters gonna hate.
Thank you Tony. And thank you, Todd Fowler. (Roger Fowlers Tractor Sales)
"Tractor therapy" ha ha ha i hear you!
There's a lot of misinformation out there. I love my T25! It was assembled in Rome GA, and I bought it from a small dealer. In my journey of looking for a tractor for our small homestead, I was looking at JD, Kubota, and to be honest, I couldn't afford them. Most homesteaders are probably in the same boat. I'm happy with my machine. It does exactly what I need it to do. TYM is doing a lot of the right things out here, and I hope that never changes. Thank you, Tony, for always putting the right information out there for us! God Bless!
God Bless you my friend
I think we are all struggling these days and the dollars seem to be going out faster than coming in. My wife and I have a small hobby farm and it's looking like a TYM will be the best option for us, especially with used tractors being priced nearly at the cost of new these days.
Seems like people draw more joy from hating than focusing on the positive. I have the T25, unfortunately I had an issue after only 5 hours of use. Both the local dealer and TYM get and A+ in correcting the problem. They came and picked it up, openly communicated what happened, fixed the issue and had the tractor back at my place in a little over a week. Now I could focus on the negative and had a fit over having to deal with a one in a million issue but instead there was so much good about how the dealer and TYM it all added up to just a little inconvenience. Choose Joy People.
I don't shop price anymore, I shop VALUE. How far can our family make our money go...that is the goal. TYM has done a great job building tools that make the job easier and the equipment affordable. Great video brother. Proof is in the work and hours you have put in. That has been a great machine. God Bless!
I have a BAD BOY tractor made by TYM. I have owned it about a year now, I have had zero problems. I have about 150 hours on it so far. I do not farm but have used the tractor for many different things. It has performed beyond my expectations. TYM is a good solid tractor.
Thank Tony! I got my TYM 2515H few weeks ago thanks to your honest leadership. It is a the property and ready to help with the reforestation with Longleaf pines in Georgia.
Well, I'm not sponsored by TYM, they didn't give me a tractor to try nor did I know anything about TYM before I bought it. I bought my T-25 three years ago and absolutely love it. Yeah, I wish it was USA made but I couldn't afford a green tractor nor did I want to buy proprietary green tractor implements, TYM uses skid steer universal implements. If it were a communist Chinese tractor you wouldn't catch within 100 feet of one. Only the blindly ignorant say crap like that. I'll put my T25 up against ANY 25 HP tractor on the market, bar none.
John Deere isn’t USA either.
I’ll check em out
Tony I ended up buying a T264 after watching your videos. I have pushed it through 2 Maine winters, mowing 5 acres, maintaining our drive ways, bush hogging, moving rocks, and much more. I have not been easy on it and it has only broke 1 time and it was my fault not the tractor. It is a little beast.
I like Korea, served there a year. The people were nothing but great people. Your right they are a huge ally, not only by military but they have a lot of factory’s here. By me in clarksville there’s several Hankook, LG, And some smaller ones. Meanwhile everyone’s favorite company, just sent a bunch of jobs to Mexico. I’ll never understand those who put an American name over American jobs.
Good stuff, Tony! TYM has my attention. They obviously are making a competitive tractor and it looks to me like the best value on the market right now. 👊
Get one! 😁😁
120 hours on my 474. I’ve used it for a lot of things and it’s been a life saver. Keep up on maintenance as you should and they work well. People are quick to say negative things but not so quick to say positives.
I need to do an updated review video on ours soon.
I appreciate you
I agree 100% with what you said. I own a cab 494 and it is a work horse. I put it through the rough south Louisiana swamp at our deer lease. Dealer support is awesome. I only had one issue with a leaking front axle seal and I believe I caused it. Nothing major but dealer took care of it. I truly believe TYM will be a major tractor brand in years to come in North America. Keep making good videos Tony. You are a good honest man.
I am with you, Tony. Our T25 is 2 years old and has served us well, a real workhorse. It does everything we need it to following the reasonable upfront price. I also have to give a big shoutout to our local dealer, Badger Marine in Nekoosa, WI, for the extraordinary service they've provided for us - routine service along with one warranty matter resulting from an issue with the wiring harness; they identified an electrical gremlin and ultimately replaced the wiring harness to resolve. It is a great machine and was the best choice for us.
Just had a repair on a motor mount had to be ordered. It was three days ordered in and repaired. While here they told me that I needed some front bearings. They ordered and repaired in weeks time.
All brands have pros and cons. The only thing I am picky on is the front loader control arm. Why I like TYM. My arm is not stretched out.
Bought a T25 a couple years ago because of your channel and I love it. Props to TYM for understanding TH-cam is a great play for marketing too.
I've had my 2515H for about a month now.on our off grid property.and I'm very happy with it.ive been sub grading.finsh grading.and clearing land and pulling trees to be cut and split and removing stumps.i have nothing to say about other brand tractors.just my tractor is done all tasks at hand
Thank you Tony for the reassurance that I made a good decision with the T25 as my first tractor. Both yours and Hank's videos are what helped me make the decision to get a TYM. I picked it up two weeks ago from SR1 here in Maine and it has been great so far. Keep doing what you do brother, we appreciate you.
Congratulations. SR1 is an awesome dealership
Absolutely love our 574HC version. The Kukje engine is as mechanical an engine as you're going to find on a new tractor. No ECU, limited electronics, excellent DPF setup, etc etc.
I DON'T HAVE A TRACTOR , BUT I HAVE USED MANY DIFFERENT TRACTORS IN MY DAY, AND I LOVE THE TYM TRACTORS , I REALLY WISH I HAD A 2515 TYM TRACTOR AS I HAVE A SMALL PROPERTY JUST WEST OF BRISBANE IN QLD AUSTRALIA , ALL THE VERY BEST TO YOU AND YOUR LOVELY WIFE TANYA AND GIZMO.
Thanks for standing up for your tractors company! very informative!
You're an honest man Tony. Old School! I'm proud to call you friend! Bob 1RNZIR Army. NZ.
Grew up in the tobacco fields of NC. First "real" job was at the local JD dealer (NC) and i have some of my fondest memories working for that family that were (at the time) the largest JD dealer in NC and once of the largest in the Southeast. I feel bad for hard working people getting caught up in the backlash. On to the point... I own an orange tractor and love it. But I am very aware that MANY brands can serve you well and that includes blue, orange, red, green, Maybe even yellow... Before believing the fabricated stories, educate yourself. Love my orange tractor , but they made a DUD a few yrs ago (BX) Love the green, but it costs more "green" to own.
Thanks for the honest monologue, Tony.
Tony…. You and your channel are the reason I bought a TYM. You come off as a straight up honest guy and I value your opinion. Going to get a Baumalight FMP260 to go with my T394.
Thank you. I appreciate you supporting me
Haters gonna hate! Tractor Hard! 🚜💪!
Hi Tony, I in-joy my TYM t25 after 3 1/2 years, 315 hrs. Thanks to you Tony and watching your channel.
I have a TYM 40hp and love it. It fits what I use it for, it works fantastic and super reliable. Just wish I could buy those tree grabs you have on the front of yours in Australia. I also have a Mahindra 50hp and also love it. My Neighbour has a John Deer and is always borrowing mine because his always has electrical issues.
We have a 474CH and love it. Bought it from Smiths Enterprise in Salemburg NC
I own a TYM 5520 (Branson legacy) and it’s a solid tractor with minimal electronics, works just as well as my Yanmar YT359 it’s not as sophisticated but I’m not on it all day everyday so it’s simple and easy. I would purchase another 😊
In my opinion, TYM will likely be the next tractor I buy. I like to repair my own, so that rules out Deere. I like to save money, so that rules out Kubota. Of what's left, I like the TYM model best.
Well, my 474 -purchased after much consideration of other brands- has been a beast. Yes, Tony was a big influence. I thank him for his videos showing the capabilities of the TYM brand. I will glady save the 15/20 grand.
You flatter me. Thank you so much for your kind words.
I purchased a t494c little over a year ago. Got about 100 hours of rough use. Its holding up great at the moment no really issues. Only thing I've had go wrong is the AC compressor was a little bit loose and needed to be tightened up and upon first service they told me the front axle seal was leaking and fixed it within about 2 to 3 weeks from the time I dropped it off for the first service warranty covered no questions asked. I can't complain also had them install the 3rd function and purchased a rock grapple for picking up trees, brush and logs ive been pretty rough on this machine and i would definitely purchase another one no regrets.
They can say what they want Tony. I have nothing but good to say about my T25. I have nothing against any other brand, but when I bought my tractor the TYM was the best fit for what I was willing to spend my money on, and by far the best bang for the buck. As the saying goes.... Haters gonna hate.
I’ve had my Branson 5220 going on 3 years and had 0 problems it saved me over 10 grand not going green or orange.
I love my T494. Haven't needed any parts other than filters and those were simple to get. I'm always amazed with how much it can lift. Have the backhoe for it and that too has been great. I also have a Kubota that has been trouble free as well.
I've owned three kubota tractors and I loved them but I have no problems trying another brand, that's why I bought a Tym T224, so far I love it.
I really like the T224. I have often though about getting one.
There are different tractors to suit different people. I had a really tough time deciding between the Yanmar and TYM. In the end, I made the best decision for me. It would take half a day to get to a Yanmar dealer and even though the bells and whistles are epic, it wasn't right.
All tractors are good. The best is the one that works for you.
Oh, and go TYM 😅
Had a 2 week turnaround with my 2515h. The warranty was honored and the dealership did a fantastic job. I made a video about it as well. TYM are nice tractors and are an awesome value for the price. Would love to see the videos from the "haters" explaining their "ridiculing comments"... I'm gonna go out on a limb and bet those videos will not be forthcoming. 😂😂
Thank you for sharing this
I purchased a new TYM T474 in 2020 largely because of Tony’s videos. I put over 300 hours on it in 3 years. I moved a lot of dirt and timber with it. Anytime I needed something from the dealer, I would call and they would mail it to me. The nearest dealer at that time was 3 1/2 hours from me. I liked it so much that I traded it for a TYM T754. I traded to the same dealership but at a second closer location, 1 1/2 hours from my location. I was given almost the same price for the T474 as I paid for it new, within a few hundred dollars. Granted there has been much inflation but don’t try to blow smoke about no resale value. That’s just ignorance! I have had one issue with the T754. The shuttle shift lever on the column needed to be replaced. I called the dealer and they replaced it at no cost as it was under warranty. They had to order it from the east coast of the USA and it took a few days to get it. They mailed it to me and it was quite easy to replace. I was raised on a farm of 2500 acres. I have driven many tractors, green, orange, blue and red. All of them major brands of different sizes. There is nothing junk about TYM tractors. I am a big fan, especially of the T754. It has no DEF or regeneration requirements. It has a Deutz engine that revs at 2200 rpm max. It’s quiet and powerful! Keep up the great work Tony! Christ’s blessings on you brother!
Thank you for the kind words. I still love my TYM's too! The T754 is a beast of a tractor.
@@TonysTractorAdventureYes it is! I spent several hours on it today and loved every minute of it. When I parked it for the evening I thought “What a great machine!” I didn’t think “what a piece of junk.” I am blessed to own one!
The only thing I can say about my tractors is my 62 Ford power Master still runs great and my 87 JD still runs great. A bit hard to find parts when I need them but otherwise ok. I would consider TYM.
I have a TYM T25. It punches above its weight and was the least expensive tractor I could buy. Very quality little build. Easily self maintained too for a newbie like me.
I love my T25
All tractors are good, some may be better than others. Tony, are you sure a comparable tractor in Green or Orange is $15000.00 more than a TYM? I own two Kubota's and in our area we have a TYM dealer, Mahindra, Kioti, Bobcat, which is Kioti and multiple JD and Kubota dealers, I think there all as good as there dealership is. However after comparing the B2650 and later purchasing the L3560 to the others, I went with Kubota both times and this is no knock on the other brands, just like the, in my opinion, smoother operation for the kind of work I do in the Kubota tractors. Anyway I enjoy your videos and I don't hate your TYM tractor, I think it's cool.
Great video Tony. I still have my 2501 Kubota and was a solid Kubota fanboy. However, when the time came to step up in capability I shopped but with a bias toward Kubota. I settled on a T474 with a cab. Your channel and the others introduced me to TYM so I checked out my closest dealer asked some questions and bought. To equip a Kubota with TYM’s standard equipment made the price difference over 20k. I just couldn’t justify not going with TYM. I wanted 3rd function and the dealer got it, installed it and delivered my tractor in less than a week. I couldn’t be happier. I just had the 50 hr service done and looking forward to some seat time tomorrow. I think I’m about to find out about the much heralded Kubota resell value. Keep up the good work, love your channel.
I have the RK55 which you know is just a rebranded TYM. It has about 180hrs on it and the only issue i have had was an electrical problem with the rear work light. It was taken care of by RK. Iwhen i bought my RK55 it was approximately $28000 and a comparable Kubota was around $40000 and didnt compare in specs. With that said, if i knew then what I know now, i would have went with TYM for the service side of things. Fortunately, i have not need any type of major repairs but based on forums, RK service is very bad/good depending on what location you use. I love my RK/TYM .
They moved all of the RK tractors out of our area. It is a nice tractor.
There are not many I trust on youtube, but you are one that I do trust! I appreciate your highly valuable opinion.
I have a T25 and I am very impressed of what it can do. I'll buy another one in a heartbeat. It's one of the reasons why a subscribed to your Channel is that you owned and used tym tractors. Keep making good videos on that tractor. Those videos educate me to take care of my tractor.
Thank you so much. I appreciate you.
Absolutely love my TYM after years of tractor research and purchase.
I have a Branson 4820h just hit 100 hours. Same family of tractors. I’m completely happy with mine.
Great video thanks again for sharing your experience my friend and as always God bless you all always.
Tony, Came across your channel and bought a T25. I have zero regrets, it does more for less money than Kubota quoted me for a comparable tractor. Infact, I use your maintenance video and more which have been extremely helpful.
If I knew the tym had that lift capacity before I got the little 35hp Kubota, I'd would have got one. Especially for that price
I loved the information and IMO, totally relevant. Never was familiar with the brand as none are around Houston. I had a NH tc30 for 15 years and really loved the little guy, but as it aged, it showed how cheaply it was built. Upgraded to a green 3032 and I have never looked back. The fenders, ick plastic, they were good steel on the NH, a good asset with trees and brush as you stated. The build between the 2 are night and day. The only other option was orange as other brands here all moved out of Houston. I would the join the Tym group but none here and I won't drive 100 miles for anything. Not many hobby farms left here as everything is industrial. I love to see the vlogs from all of the Tym TH-cam groups and learning about new products. To me, the dealer support is #1 and I have that with the green, I had that with the NH, but they bailed out and went orange, sad. There seem to be a lot of other tractors, Branson, Massey, zetor, summit, Mahindra, LS, acco, but none are around me. As always, love your devotion to the cause and keep rolling that beautiful bean footage.
great rant ty
I'm a huge John Deere fan. I have 2 755s, a gator, a buck 4 wheeler, a f525, 2 200 series garden tractors and 3 185 hydro mowers. My next tractor will be a TYM 25 hp.
Tony you are part of the reason I bought a TYM (2515H) back in April. I really like your informative videos. Your full disclosure is very refreshing. After researching for over a year I ultimately decided on TYM because it was the most bang for the buck. I have green and orange dealers within 15 minutes of my home but I still chose TYM (4 hours away) because of all the great reviews and features offered on this machine. Only time will tell ………
You humble me. Thank you so much for your trust
I have a Mahindra everything you said was true!! Green and Orange is just to expensive period!!! Good job on the video.
I love my Kubota, but I can’t see where it’s better (or worse) than anything else. I was disappointed to learn that the rear end is cast aluminum vs cast iron, but as you said, they are engineered to perform and work.
I have an RK37HC and it’s a stellar tractor.
After searching for about 4 months in 2021 for a compact tractor and went to almost all the dealers , It became clear TYM was the winner looking on line at those but no dealer close by , I bought the second best choice for me the RK 25 from rural king after i found they we built by TYM , Really good machines with lots of added options and the warranty is a good one !
Tony, Joe here again: I'm glad you did this video. I've had several comments (some inquisitive and some just plain dumb) from others when they see me with my tractor who don't know the brand. Rest assured I'm always nice in my replies and try to let them know it's been a great tractor for me and my purposes. I came across your channel over two years ago when I was originally shopping for a tractor and to this day I'm glad I did. Let the keyboard warriors keep on hating and buying what they want. The T264 you recommended to me has been nothing short of great.
Good Evening To Both Of You 😇😇👍👍👌👌TYM Tractors Are Truly Outstanding And Very Well Made 👌👍😇💪 Marvelous Informative Video Sir 👌👍🧐Be Well To Both Of You and Nice Gysmo Puppy Dog 🙏🙏😇👍Cheers 🍻
2019 474. I have about 650hrs on it. I beat the loving crap out of my tractor. Anything broken (beside some cosmetic stuff) was not a manufacturing defect, or was the aftermarket JRR Long valve - terrible placement and fragile wiring-except my loader uprights had to be completely welded and rebuilt but that was a dealership issue because they rushed putting my package together to get it to us before lockdowns in Spring of 20. It, the grapple, and the backhoe assembly were missing several bolts and pins. Many welds later all is well but
I love my tractor. It is ridiculously reliable and when the time comes, I will go bigger but stay with TYM.
I do regular maintenance on it because it is my lifeblood.
I think my only design complaint is the sight glass placement/filler port for the hydraulics. It is difficult to see when working alone if adding fluid.
I love my tym t574 tractor but they need to work on the bucket arm and attachment brackets i was digging a drainage ditch in low 2 and pushing about 6" of dirt with right side i was not square I was cutting a ditch line and hit a good size rock and it folded the bucket arm and bent the bucket attachment bracket in my opinion the tractors too powerful for that bucket and arms that is sold with it it is a beast
I have a Kubota and have had several issues over the last few years. If I was to do it all over again I would highly consider TYM. I’m hoping they get a dealer near me sometime in the future.
I agree with you Tony. I have a T574 that I have owned for almost 3 years with no problems.
John Deere and Kubota have raised their prices so high they are driving customers to the Korean brands which are 20% less expensive. All the compact tractor brands are so close in reliability and durability.
With the caveat that no 2 households in my street use their tractors the same and hence what works for you won't work for me and vice versa.
Most models are a Koren Japanese hybrid - welcome to JIS where everything is 1mm off ISO.
Also a tractor is a piece of off road machinery - so this is not a once a year service and never look under the hood and trade it in in 5 years. You need a good local parts network (AKA a dealer) and either the ability to maintain / fix it or somebody who can or even better a combo of both.
Personally over 1200 hr in 4 yrs I have done lots of damage. Remember grease every time you fill up the tank I think something like 100 bolts to check and 30 grease zerks to hit every tank of fuel welcome to a tractor!
Just because I'm in the mood it is quicker to fill an electric car than a small tractor if you are doing proper maintenance on the tractor.
BTW quick release nozzle for the recessed zerks is a life saver.
For the amount of stuff I have broken everything has been repairable or replaceable all in a reasonable time - the brake switch repair is the most glue and gaffa tape one! Who would have thought that equipment switches have their own special catalogue of nuts! Please check the nut on the brake pedal switch regardless of brand!
Even with buying parts, tools, attachments, consumables and some major repairs my cost per hour has plummeted over the years.
Great little tractor. Why did I buy it? Great dealer. Why would I buy it again - yes still have a great dealer. Why not other dealers/brands - green dealer moved out, the $$ orange dealer was construction equipment focused and cheap orange dealer changed owner resulting in downsizing and all other dealers at least an hour each way which just adds costs unless you spend a heap of money on being able to self-haul.
Knowing what you are doing also helps but hey I know more now than 4 years ago!
Remember treat everyone well regardless of their tractor or any other preference!
Awesome stuff as always 👏 TYM all the way
You're right and I want to give TYM a fair shot but the only hold up I'm having is, I purchased a KIA Telluride brand new and that company put me thru the worst owner experience ever. Cheaper car price wise but lots of nice features. They barely stand behind their product and I don't want another Korean company doing me that way. I'm waiting until that feeling leaves before purchasing my next tractor with hopes to buy the TYM and save money. The Japanese brands (Kubota)are bulletproof and they stand behind their products. Thanks for the videos as I watch them all. Hope TYM stands strong as the price range helps the common man in these crazy times.
I had a Volkswagen blow a new engine in 3k. My 2500 Ram's transmission failed at 34k. I had a KIA Sportage with 125k when I sold it. No issues. Sometimes our personal life perceptions get in the way of reality. 😁🙏 For a true picture, I would recommend you reading each brand's tractor forums on Facebook. You will find an equal amount of hate and an equal amount of love for each brand. The reality is, once someone commits to purchasing a product, they don't want to be wrong out of pride. I recommend being very analytical about your purchase. A good dealer close by is key. I know from working with TYM that their failure rate is extremely low. They have one of the lowest failure rates in the industry. Having said that, if you do not have a good dealer close by, I would recommend another brand. There is so much noise that it is hard to hear the truth. I hope this helps, and it was meant with love.
I bought a New Holland tractor 22 DA the tractor itself was a great tractor the dealer I had was not New Holland sent me a questionnaire I filled it out truthfully the dealership lost their ability to sell New Holland and I love how you put in there about resale you said it very well God bless take care stay safe
You made very good points, Tony, great video!!👍🏻
I remember in the mid 80's my brother in-law bought orange, at that time we heard the same thing about them. Good tractor been beat welded and still running today. I have orange, but when looking for a bigger tractor with the features wanted the T574 beat them. In price and capabilities. I worked automotive and we shipped parts to Europe for final assembly, it was cheaper than sending a built vehicle. It is common practice.
Have a T25. It's done everything I've needed and done more than what I actually expected, specifically being able to lift logs much bigger than imagined. I did research for a couple years prior to being able to actually purchase a tractor, so I heavily looked at JD, Kubota, and Mahindra, and finally TYM. TYM simply offered the best tractor for cheaper than all the others. I'd take any tractor just because I really enjoy using them, but when it comes to spending my own money, TYM worked out best for me. I've had it just over a year and have 116 hours on it. Not much but at least during that time, there has not been a single issue. That's not a surprise rather but it is my expectation since spending so much money on these machines. The reason I went with TYM is it gave me more capability and comfort while having to spend less money than any other brand. End of story.
Tony the biggest deal for me on product is local dealer probably the only advantage in our area is the big 3 brands have local dealers within 40 miles. In fact I’m not sure of TYM dealers because I’ve never heard of one. That doesn’t mean they’re bad tractors, but I’m old school and having that local dealer is important.
Having a dealer is super important. I wouldn't buy a TYM or any tractor without a local dealer.
Love my T25!
Well you have a TYM as do several other You tubers, Lumnah acres has one for several years, Country view acres has 2 for several years, arms Family homestead has 2, and a couple of others who name slips my mind and all of the use the hell out of them. they seem to be an affordable and tough tractor, and they are selling them.
I’m looking to buy one of these.
Superglue is not UV resistant.
i have 597 hours on my 474 cab tractor and put all of them hours on it in less than one year. love my tym
Wow, you are working that tractor. Great to hear.
It doesn’t matter what others buy, it only matters if you’re happy with what you bought. I bought a B2601 and yes there is better tractors out there. But I love the color orange so I bought it. So far so good.
I just bought a TYM 3515H so screw everybody.
I wish you wouldn't hold back. LOL!!! 😅😂🤣
@@TonysTractorAdventure LMAO, I'm a little shy.
I own a JD and have had two TYMs now and am very, very happy with them. I bought TYM because for the horse power, they are more heavily built, bigger wheels, extra features and are noticeably less expensive. Really great value for money.👍
Me i have a Mahindra
made in korea assemble in USA
I choose it
I buy it
and i love it !
i will not change it for any other color !
Nice job and well said Tony 👏👏👍
While I know this is only one case, but a coworker of mine bought one of the larger TYM cab tractors. It spent more time in the shop in it's first year of life than not. The tractor ended up catching on fire and totaled the tractor. I can't buy one. Kioti if I buy other than Green or Orange.
You’re exactly right Tony, no matter what brand you buy, someone somewhere is going to have bad experiences with it. I’ve owned several brands and for the most part been pretty happy with them all. You’ve always been a straight shooter with the videos and I don’t always comment but I do value your opinions.
I've had my T264 for 4 years with ZERO issues.
Tony, don't let them get to you. Keep doing what you are doing. Haters hate for what ever reason and we have way too many these days.
No TYM dealers anywhere close by to my place so I didn't look very close at them. John deer anf Kubota were out for me due to price and I do not like how JD does their loaders not being Skid steer quick attach but only fit theirs so you get an adaptor or buy JD or pay the upcharge to get an aftermarket that fits. I would up with a Badboy 4035 which was also Korean made and has basically a Cummins 3 cyl engine that requires no computer to work. That is a plus IMO. I just hope TYM will keep parts available to use on it if needed after their Badboy contract runs out.
I like all these brands
Love your channel Tony, flat out. I own a Branson 4225, (TYM Cousin) bought it with a FEL and a BL200 Back hoe. The thing is like Gizmo - a beast!!!
Bought it in 2018 and haven't regretted one minute of it. In fact I would do it again over and over with TYM. My tractor is fully loaded (No cab)... First position on the HST transmission could pull a house down. Owned a 1995 B2100 Kubota at the same time and loved that one too. It was old and simple like me... Did however go to buy a control decal (sticker) for it at the dealer and they wanted $94 for it. This sticker was 1"x 4" wide and long. Even the guy at the counter said they were very proud of them. With all the right to repair crap with JD - the can't fix it yourself so the dealers can and will leave you naked on the bus fiasco going on I think I'm good with my TYM cousin. Please carry on and don't mind the haters - They're a puff of smoke in a hurricane - every once in a while some one has to tell the truth. God Bless.
Tony just breathe it'll be fine. Trolls are gonna be trolls. Hell I have a 2012 JD 2520 that was built for John deere by yanmar. But when it starts to get fixed as much as it gets used I'll be getting myself a 2515 TYM the specs and capabilities exceed the orange and green ones. The competitors should pay attention. 👍
I agree Tony. Though I bought a Kioti DK 5310 SE, there is no doubt in my mind that a TYM of similar size would have been a great fit. Haters gonna hate. Keep up the great work.
I agree with you brother, bought 254 couple years ago best bang for buck. I have good dealer for service.
i have 2 mahindra tractors both made by TYM , I have over 1700 hrs on them with only minor repairs caused by hard use . My next tractor will be a TYM.
Thank I have the same 474 run very similar you they way you do. Love it does actually what I want it to. It’s a tractor folks things break on all of them.
Tony. Thank you for making this. Very well said. Love my tym tractor
GIZMO!!!❤. TYM is on my horizon. you well and demonstrated your knowledge and what’s going on in the world of Tractors. Very tasteful video.
Great Video and well said!
Tony, sometimes saying what you did in this video needs to be said. Funny how squeaky wheels seems to get always get attention? PLENTY of happy TYM owners like me out here. Almost 500h on my T474.
Man, I appreciate you.