Did I Get FIRED from TYM Tractors....Why? What's next?
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
- Did I Get FIRED from TYM Tractors....Why? What's next? Come along today as we talk about TYM tractors and the various machines we've been using on the property/channel. We'll talk about what lies ahead and let you share your opinions about all this. Hope ya'll enjoy!
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I love john deere tractors
I'd put my TYM up against a similar JD anyday....great machines!
Over priced junk anymore. Customer service sucks, and the gator is a money pit.
I hate that Josh but life goes on
Good machines, until they suck your soul through the service and parts department
@@mitchwellman5297 Which makes the no good.
I don’t think TYM fired you at all. the contract expired and was not renewed, this is not unusual at all with big companies. Marketing strategies change, plus we are in a very tough economy .Carry on!
Exactly 💯 %
Pretty sure people know what he meant. 🤡🤡
@@anthonymiller8979 Exactly, who is going to want to give him a joint marketing opportunity when he talks like that? If I want to see more TYM content, I will go to channels that don't run their mouth so much and aren't such clickbaiters. Al Lumnah has way more class. I'm not a subscriber here so I won't be missing anything. This is the first and last Stoney Ridge video I'll watch.
Sometimes a channel like Lumnah Acres with 300K subs, has more marketing value than a channel with 800K subs, also, Lumnah doesn't have a tendency to whine! Cheers!@@steveddavis
He was the best advertiser for TYM
No other channel showcased and promoted them
Not a good idea from TYM
If I'm being honest, your tractor vids don't entice me enough to buy anything based on your use. I work fields and need to see how a tractor preforms day to day operations using it in field cultivation type situations. Chore tractor homestead stuff doesn't really appeal to me or work a tractor to its full potential. I do like your cattle vids and some other stuff, but you frankly come off more of a salesman than a farmer to me most of the time, which isn't typical something I enjoy watching.
yep...we don't till and in 100 years I predict that tillage will be illegal. I'm just building my farm and taking you along with me. Most of my content shows the gear I work with....not just tractors going around in circles, tilling, spraying and destroying our nation's valuable top soil. I do it a little different here on the farm, low impact, low tillage...and beef production. Not row cropping 20000 acres and earning .30 cent per acre farmed my brother. What I do here is what used to be farming, before mega corporations, Bayer, Monsanto and every other chemical company started running the show along with gov't subsidies. This is the small family farm of yesteryear my friend
@@locustvalleyfarms7241 I agree with you there is nothing wrong with tillage ! We still till on small dairy operation some no till .
@@locustvalleyfarms7241 Amen. People have tilled the ground for thousands of years.
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer.30 per acre?! 😂😂
@@locustvalleyfarms7241 maybe he means turning soil with a moldboard will be illegal because it can send soil off the farm. There is also the issue that the microbiome may get disrupted with turning soil over that way. That is all I have got. People did not have tractors to pull 5-8 bottom 14-16" plows back in the time of the Bible, for that matter.
I'll assume that tractor sales are in the tank at TYM, cost cutting.
they are stacking up on the lots of all brands.
@@als8518hmmm maybe I’ll go see if can I make a deal with my dealer then.
Nah, not true. We've seen a steady increase insoles for years. We sell over 400 TYMs a year
@GaryWellington we love our 474CH. Bought from Smiths Enterprise
@melaniekeen3611 we appreciate your business. Glad you are loving your tractor!
Sorry to hear. I would definitely like to see a variety, as much as is reasonably possible. Best of luck moving forward.
It's not unusal for a contract to expire and not be renewed - marketing strategies change without cause. Hopefully this video gets the word out that you're a free agent, and ready to align with a new brand. Wishing the new partner is a solid brand, and one you see yourself in their seat. Keep having fun.
I think we want to see tractors like Pete at Just a Few Acres runs for generations not just a 150 hours. Bob in Nevada
Pete is the man.
I agree. I have run a 5100 John Deere up to 2700 hours with zero problems. I'm not against other brands, but I am always concerned about the dealers expertise to repair a tractor and more importantly to stock parts for the long haul. I have a 40 year old International planter and can still get parts for instance. I haven't touched on resale which is another huge issue.
At least they are red 😊
Pete is the real deal! He is a farmer, mechanic and he does it within reason without breaking the bank. Pete males his living actually farming.
Josh isn't a huge fan of Pete.
No big deal at all man... hop to the next lilly pad in life
@@mmielcarek3046 definetly
I would love to see a Kioti on your place. That's a brand that is on the heals of the big three.
Yes, Kioti would be nice since they included a compact track loader now
Kioti is an excellent choice!
Sandy of Sawing With Sandy has one of their cab tractors.
I’ve been using a 25 HP Kioti on our small farm for 4 years now.
It’s a good little tractor.
Would love to see other larger Kioti tractors used on your farm.
I like your perspective on equipment. Trying things out and steering us towards good stuff, and away from bad would be great.
Bought a 2017 TYM T234 this year with 150 hrs. Not sure it's the best tractor but it was the only one in my budget ($7K). I couldn't afford a loader or more hp, but I am hopeful it will take care of my 7 acre property. I basically needed a big mower I could upgrade with attachments over the years.
I bought a TYM T-25 and I like the tractor for a small size.. I have owned a JD we purchased new in 1991 and it's been extra good to me. Wouldn't trade it for anything at this time. It's old school but simple and just hasn't given any trouble... Hopefully you can show some others as well as the TYM's I just love to watch them all work...
Hey if you want to purchase them and use them is your decision. Before you let them go find someone first to help you continue what you are doing. So this makes you wonder if anyone else is going to lose their equipment? Yes I follow Daniel and Nathan. All three of you definitely explain about whatever equipment you use. Keep up the good work.
I like watching you use the TYM tractors I would also like to see what Kubota offers in an affordable excavator whether its clearing land for a farmstead, or loading 10-14 foot logs onto a sawmill for cutting your own lumber and beams.
I would like to see how how a Kioti tractor compares to the TYM tractors in the real world test of farm life.
I knew it when I did not see you in Maine. I had missed seeing you there. I hope to see you again someday. I only bought my tym because of you.
Tttut
Whatever their reason for not renewing, I think the way you talked about the tractor dispite that was a class act.
Others with brand deals have experienced non-renewals due to economic reasons (but everything is fine, of course).
Best economy ever! Ish…
I like seeing the different equipment brands, gas electric and diesel.I don't have that option around my place so yes, try some different equipment. Please enjoy watching vedios
Glad to hear the TYM units are reliable, and sorry to hear you aren't getting support to provide us your customers with the great information you share with us. Would love to see routine maintenance as the hours click by and what wear items you have to replace over time.
...wise remarks!!!...rest assured, other brands will jump on the possibilities...😉
It's great to see the latest in farming technology demonstrated here. It would be fascinating to see a "vintage tractor division" as well. Maybe compare old to new.
Even though I'm not a farmer, A large number of my family members are, and as such, do like seeing different Farm equipment.
Since you are no longer under contract, this might be a perfect opportunity to go around to some of your local tractor stores and see about a short term contract through them for different tractors. 6 months with one brand, 6 months with another. Not only would it help those tractors but you might be able to find one that you want to stay with.
no matter what you decide though, I'm looking forward to your Content all the time..
I bought a used 2019 TYM 264 based on your recommendation. I knew v little about tractors. Have had some problems; oil in the radiator fluid (still have to flush the rad again), added 4.5 gals HST oil, nothing showing in the window, so added another half gal., but its a little work horse. Now it wont start and its not the battery and fuses seem intact.
hmmmm....interesting
Yes, I want to see all types of equipment being used. You made me a believer of the TYM brand, even though I do not I have a use for my home, I am a believer, Thank you Josh.
I have been impressed with your use of TYM. I plan to purchase a 574 for my farm!
I've had great luck with a Kioti CK2610 HST over the last two years. Small tree farm and sawmill operation. It's a 25hp diesel compact utility tractor with the strong KL4030 loader. Simple diesel engine with no modern emission controls. I work it pretty hard, do all the maintenance, and its been a great tractor so far. Much more capable than the comparable Kabota. Made by Daedong Industrial Co. in South Korea.
BTW - Everything Attachments is still in business. I use their Wicked Root Rake Grapple on my loader and it's awesome. Best and most useful attachment in my opinion. EA produces some high quality, tough attachments.
400 hours on my 2021 Branson 2515h...zero issues besides one wear item. Love it.
I love my 2515H
I would like to see a couple of LS tractors on your farm. We’ve had a MT347 and currently have MT468 and they have been awesome to use. I feel that you would love using them as much as we have.
I, too, bought the T1104 after watching your channel. I'm glad you were honest about the tractor even after losing your contract.
Hello Josh,
It was Tony at Tony's Tractor Adventures, and your review of the TYM brand that convinced me to get the TYM T264 open station with a loader and backhoe, and I love it.
Great to hear!
I think it's cool that your sticking to what you have said, other yt channels promoted certain brands for years saying how great they were then when contract was done dumped them and went to kubota. I bought a tym tractor based on your channel and a few others. I'm at 370hrs and happy, I use mine for homesteading stuff and mostly logging stuff as it was the skidder before I got a skidder. I'm happy with it, it has been good for me, I reached out to tym Long ago about promoting my channel, and they said I needed a bigger audience, I was under 1k at the time. Now I'm to 10k and still have a ways to go before I hit them up again. Excited to see how other machines stack up.
I like to see all sorts of options and how these machines compare to each other.
Sometimes a page closing opens up a way better tractor. I would LOVE to see you in some blue paint next. We have had nothing but great luck with newholland and I believe you would as well. Whatever color comes next we’ll still be excited to watch! God bless brother
You've always been your own man Josh and blazed your own trails. Sometimes it's hard to tell what an influencer is like from just watching the videos. But having met you a few times now I know you're a great guy and will continue to blaze your own trails regardless of what color or size of tractor that you end up with! Take care buddy, life may close one window but open up a hallway's worth of doors! Lets see some other tractors on your farm! Take care Josh!
thanks Joe!
I would love to see some reviews for the Deutz-Fahr machines. Over the past few years I'm starting to notice alot of their Dealerships pop up in the OH/KY area. Their 5080D keyline looks like a great machine.
I don't know man, but it doesn't bode well for TYM. I just bought a large property semi-close to your farm and was considering purchasing TYM....I don't know now. Maybe orange... Personnally I like your channel and I love seeing how the equipment is used and performs on your actual farm doing real work. Love to see you use and review other brands. Good luck, take care.
I would like to see different brands, and , electric, and diesel would be cool! Keep up the great content!
Josh, yr role is to tell it like it is. So long as the comments are honest and constructive they can't complain, it's their job to listen and adapt. If they have a weakness in customer service or whatever, they should be thanking you for pointing it out. TYM jus ran it's course and now we are ready for the next brand please. Or mebbe telehandlers comparison against the skidsteer vs the all around yard tractor. (New Holland T5 140hp looks very good). Yr doin fine, keep it up. greetings from New Zealand.
If I would be blessed enough to get a small farm, I would definitely look at TYM Tractors! Thanks to you Josh!
I think this was just a business transaction, and I wouldn't take it to heart, as hard as it sounds.
Their loss Josh!
I would like to see you do more brands, sizes, comparisons. Thanks for great videos with great info.
If you ever add small grains to your farming, it would be interesting to see battery powered harvesters if there are any (or battery powered tractors running harvesters via PTO as even today, not all combines are self-propelled). I don't think we're anywhere close for larger farms, but it might work for smaller farms.
there's some interesting tech out there for sure...I'm not sure if I'll go row crop at any point, but who knows!
As far as the Ventrac you mentioned the gasoline engine in a previous video. I own Steiners the other brand- your fuel consumption will double if not triple versus the diesel engine 10:52 diesel engine
You might also want to look at the flail mower available for theses units versus the rough cut mowers.
I have been considering the tym 110hp for my operation. Josh you represented tym well. Hopefully you payout is reasonable to own this equipment. Keep doing your thing. Have an awesome weekend.
I have a Branson (merged with tym) and I love it. I was happy to see you use them and sad to see that you are not working with them directly anymore. I am interested in what you think if you can compare other brands, and hope to see tym keep producing tractors like my Branson that is so good
I would like a variety of tractors, but please don’t over stress yourself. You’re a hard worker and provide great content.
I like to see old tractors still getting the job done, like your MF240.
Josh, I'd be interested to see if Bobcat might let you take some of their tractors and run a gauntlet of comparisons to your TYMs. If you happened to venture to their booth at NFMS, did you happen to ask if they make their own and where? I know Tim still has his Solectrac to the best of my knowledge. It'd be neat to see you grab Case's electric 75hp version.
I'm stuck on TYM. The thing is, it's right for me. Yes all tractors are good. But for me, tym fits me. I love the Yarmar but that transmission isn't as good a fit. Besides, I don't own a Vinyard. Awesome tractor but tym checks more boxes. Got to love how their setup is available across all lines. So if they reconsider it, that would be great.
I'd love to see other tractors. For some strange reason I've become extremely sensitive to diesel exhaust and am looking for options that don't expose me to it.
My wife has niece that lives in Rome Georgia. We drove by a large storage lot filled with TYM Tractors. I quess that’s their distribution point in the southern states. I didn’t stop by to visit them on a Sunday. I don’t see any TYM tractors being sold here in western Kentucky.
i've seen several youtubers with tym... one posted a mighty good price on the 574... a size i'm looking at.. got oranges now. anyhow. 0 dealers in sw georgia
Show us some other brands it helps some of us to make a decision. When we see them working it’s valuable information.
Sounds like a marketing change. There may be other opportunities after the rebranding develops. Electric is neat for small acreage, but it has a long way to go in a lot of areas ... same with cars. I grew up on small acreage doing small things, and that type of equipment still grabs my attention more than the larger stuff. Not saying you don't need it, certainly you do. Just saying what grabs me. Keep the great content coming and be blessed.
Strange that they part out all their tractors to the other guys so you don't know what you got unless you work it. Keoti has a good sales and supply reputation. Give 'em more power.
I'd like to see some content with details on which fluids (radiator, oil, and hydraulic) you are using.
I bought a new TYM 574C with hydro stat transmission and the owner manual small booklet is very lacking.
Couldn't find details on which fluid ratings needed.
I contacted the dealer and the radiator fluid they used isn't sold online or hardware stores, so i need to drain my fluid with 14 hrs on it since i don't have any to top it off and start with something I can buy.
Can you recommend compatible radiator fluid, oil, and hydraulic fluids that i would be able to find at auto parts stores?
Thanks!
dang, your dealer should easily be able to provide ya with that info for sure brother....I've had a service tech out to do mine, but I can't remember the exact fluids. Hit up another dealer if you can't get what you need from your local dealer/service. Maybe someone from TYM will read this and give ya some specs
I bought my T474hst because of all of you guys! No regrets! Awesome machine. Thinking about buying another bigger one.... TYM of course! Love their prices and quality!
SRF we love our TYM 474CH. Haven't disappointed us yet. We use it for our hay and fence operations over here in Walnut Cove NC
I like the diversity of the equipment that you use. Keep the videos coming.
I'm a fan of Massey and I was wondering how your tym tractors were holding up. How would you compare them?
He never responds.
Josh, it would be great if you could show the Kioti line of tractors working at the Stoney Farm !!
Id love to see you work with some Bobcat units. Some are made in Statesville at the Doosan plant
I got a Deutz Farr 3 yrs ago and it’s Amazing, Look at the specs as far as capability’s will blow you away, Nobody can compare horse power to horse power !!
Cost to value even though they have gone up in price is very impressive. I have a video with a 6175 and 7250 on my channel. Really enjoyed them and trying to add one to my farm.
I would like to see a mixture of brands of machinery. The good and the bad and just your opinion.
Too bad things went south for you. Tony from Tony's Tractor Adventure recommended the T264 to me a couple of years ago and I love it! The price point was great, and the performance of the tractor has been flawless. Smith Enterprise in NC where I bought it is outstanding. If you're farming to provide for your family and future keep doing what you're doing with the equipment that have served you well. Good luck.
I would like to see you try Massey Ferguson.
I like seeing the TYM tractors, I just bought one based on your description as well as Tony and Hank
We have a flail mower like the one you were using on the TYM T1104 & because of your video we would like to buy a TYM tractor but can't find a dealer withe any tractors in stock!
interesting....maybe that's why they're not marketing with me now
I'm sorry to hear u lost your contract with tym. Hopefully, you pick up another partnership with someone in the future. i think a lot of companys are cutting costs wherever they can atm. When i purchased my tym, you were one of the many channels showing many brands that i watched to help guide my choice, eventually landing me in a tym 3 years ago or so and still very happy with my purchase
looks like we'll be working with TYM again soon! That will be awesome!
I just learned about TYM. Your video makes me more interested. I have a friend in NE Ohio that I’m going to trying talking into a 50hp TYM for his 60 acres he just bought.
I'm pretty sure it was economy related. It's getting tight..
🙏🏻💪🙏🏻
Please continue showing and discussing TYM. I bought one b/c of your feedback. I still need your input on these.
Appreciate your reply Josh. Good content on your channel for sure. thanks again,
I hope Kioti picks up your tractor business. I love my DK5310. Just got my dad to buy a CK4030 last weekend. Very impressed with my machine.
will be cool to see you try different brands and sizes of tractors
I want to see more of any kind of tractor :-) I wonder, are there any diesel electric tractors? Edison motors, if you want to check them out, got me interested in the diesel electric concept. I'm even thinking about converting one of my trucks over to diesel electric. Anyways, love all your content so far, keep on keeping on.
Wish I'd had the same experience with myTYM. I have a T264, it's a giant red paperweight sitting out in my driveway.
An electric from an established manufacturer that is intended to be a serious offering would be interesting to see. The volume in farm tractor sales is so small that it would be nearly impossible for a startup to make it. That makes it really hard to take a tractor like Solectrac seriously, as their sales and current financial situation indicates.
I've had trouble with TYM service. TYM Dealers refuse to service my TYM tractor because I didn't buy it from them. I live in rural Kentucky and have rinky dink dealers with 3-4 tractors o there lot. So Have to drive to Nashville for service.
How's the service at the Nashville Dealer (Larry Stovesand Equipment?) Did you buy it from LSE, and the rural Ky Dealer is offended so they won't service it?
LSE is way more creative with their sales packages. I have no issues with LSE except he's 2 hrs away. The 2 closest dealers told me to take it where I bought it for service because they are too busy and they prioritize customers who bought from them.
Not too applicable to the US, but here in western aaus. I've been looking around dealerships for a new loader, around 80hp or so. Only one TYM dealer in the state, and when i dropped in to see them, it was closed. A recorded phone message informed me they're open 6 hrs a day, four days a week. That immediately put TYM off my list of possibilities. Farming is a full time occupation, and i need a dealer i can get hold of for parts, etc.
I would like to see Kioti Tractor on your farm
Would like to see more comparisons with the smaller 25 hp machines. Only because im not a big landowner but need something that is proven and has great customer service for when something breaks.
I'm gonna say this once....get yourself a 50-55hp cab machine and you'll never regret it. Sub compacts are good....but honestly....better resale and usability on a little bit larger machine. I've never met a person with a tractor that said "ya know, I like it but it's just got too much power"
Have you dealt with the Catawba attachments in Stoney Point NC . I have bought from them and really like their equipment . They build heavy duty attachments and are great to deal with .
Hate that happened Josh. I would love to see another company reach out and show off their tractors with you! I know either way people just enjoy watching to see what's happening on the farm! Wooooo!
You did a good job promoting TYM and they are on my list for my next tractor. Reguardless its pretty cool you got to use them for 2 years. Looking forward to what you use next.
Sad to hear about the company let u go,i lake to see the TYM tractor on your channel at work,but i would like to see different companie`s come in
I've had a TYM 494 for two years and like you I haven't had any problems at all with mine. They haven't approached me but I'm still waiting.
Try Duetz.The are sold by Linder Equipment in Greensboro
Hi Josh, I am not a farmer ( love the channel). I agree with BCGRITTNER ( below) I do NOT remember You EVER SAYING anything bad about the TYM Tractors. The TYM's have SEEMED to be the main work-horses on Your farm for doing various chores FOR A LONG TIME! TYM has ROYALLY "screwed" up on this. You were TOP advocate and proponent of their GEAR and then THEY turn around and do this?? TYM has made a HUGE MUSTAKE! ( Mustake is worse than a mistake) BLESSED BE! Batman
I have a Yanmar 359C. It is the first tractor I have ever used. I LOVE IT!!! You should definitely check them out!
Josh, I honor your openness and honesty. Plus the context is always good.
I’d like to see you run as many brands as you can try- as you have an honest, no agenda, working review of your gear.
I’ll be in the market for a tractor before too long. I’ve been considering the tym 494 and the mx 6000.
I will assume by you keeping these mug’s you have struck a deal privately to buy them. Looking forward to seeing a new line cruising your farm. Those (2) you have now are really sharp, and great work horses.
Be well
Definitely get some new color tractors on the farm be cool to see what other manufacturers are doing
My opinion. Show all different ones you can so even I can be up to date on what is out there and what they all do. Thank you.
Are they taking them back soon? You’ll have to hurry and get replacements!
He said he was keeping them.
I would love to see a comparison of the TYM T574 and a Kubota MX6000. Most of the folks in my area of middle Georgia lean Kubota because of the customer service and dealer support. I'll be shopping soon and in the market for a MX6000 or something similar. The price tag and features on the T574 sure is tempting but I'm comfortable with Kubota. I've had great luck with the small Kubota I've had for 10 years. I guess I'll take a look at both.
yep....Kubota makes a quality product that's for sure!
Hello . I really like your video. I am a genuine farmer and especially a breeder. I always look forward to your videos?
How good does that attachment on the Gehl skid steer work for leveling gravel and dirt?
it does awesome! Here's a vid: ruclips.net/video/zbzVc5KCRig/видео.html
Country View Acres runs TYM tractors. Great channel.
i drive a tym tractor in the winter for snow removal and its crap , no costumer service , not even 600 hrs on it and blew the turbo on it in 2023 , this year was the clutch and the bolts that hold the lower part of the 3 point to the diff case of the tym t754