TYM Tractors, Big Enough???
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- Опубликовано: 1 апр 2020
- We had the opportunity to play with the TYM Tractors T574 HST agriculture tractor . TYM Tractors are on the move. The T574 steps up into a field tractor with draft control, huge lift capacities both front loader and 3 point hitch, and a strong quite engine. The TYM T574 is a perfect size Utility Tractor for many farms. Thank you Ocala Tractor in Ocala, FL for letting us use your tractors.
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Ocala Tractor
5841 N. US Hwy 441 | Ocala, FL 34475
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Another nice tractor. Tym is definitely making moves in the right direction in the tractor market.
Yes they are. That is one nice Tractor.
I own a TYM 254 and I love the thing. For what I need and use it for its a perfect size. I think TYM is going to do real well as time goes on. They are well built and dependable.
I agree. I have two TYM tractors and we use them hard. I have had perfect service thus-fare.
Nice!!
Thanks
Another great video, and I really enjoyed how you explained everything as you showed off the tractor!
The tractor is a beast.
They are nice tractors! I like the draft control! That's nice to have on a tractor that size! Have a good weekend and stay safe my friend!
You you too my friend.
We just picked up ours (hydrostatic with a cab) a couple of weeks ago. Your reviews (along with some others) were a HUGE part of our decision making process. Thanks for the input and we're looking forward to adding to the youtube library on this particular model.
This is a lot of sophistication for an open cab tractor! This dealership is huge! Looking at the aerial view at 13:14, it seems they sell different "colors"! Keep safe my friend! Thanks!
They are a huge dealership selling TYM, New Holland, Massey Ferguson, and Bobcat.
Another nice looking tractor from TYM ! Nice job on the video too Tony!
Thank you my friend.
Nice job! That 574 is really a good looking tractor. With a power shuttle it would make a nice hay tractor.
It would run most hay equipment with HST. It comes in shuttle shift also. Pretty nice Tractor overall.
Tony's Tractor Adventure Yea I’m sure it would be fine. The cruise control they have now would work well. I would be more worried about the weed burner exhaust throwing chaff and plugging the grill I think. I pull double hydraulic hay rakes with my 754 at about 1700 RPM and I love it for a rake tractor.
The T754 looks to be a perfect hay Tractor.
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I just bought the TYM 574 Cab HST from Sean at Smith's enterprise and loving every minute of it.
Sean is a great guy. I call him friend.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Same here, I consider Sean my friend after working with him over the phone and text to narrow down on the tractor that suited my need. Sean is very honest, polite and just a genuine human being.
I just bought tge t574 shuttle itll be here Tomorrow looking forward to it. SEAN IS GOOD people
@@msanford75 Sean is an awesome guy, he will go a mile to help you find the right tractor! Good luck with your tractor. It's a beast!
Thank you Tony for bringing us more TYM content! You're doing a great job bringing us tractor content different than anywhere else ;)
I appreciate that. We are having a blast and hope to demo a few more TYM tractors in the future.
Wow that’s a really nice tractor
The TYM T574 crosses over into the field tractor realm. It has many possibilities on the farm.
It is very strong it’s lower capacity A lot stronger then most but I do like the sub compact they can get a lot done
Me too. I don't have anything big enough for that tractor. I may get a T474 for our other property at some point, but a subcompact is my favorite size tractor. Little work horses
Morning Chief. This video popped up today. I’m sorry I missed it when new, but not my “market segment“ anyway. Just small stuff for me, but I did finally pull the trigger on the T25 series. Up to my UKW in old Cultivision Farmall’s and small Asian tractors. 11 Farmall’s now, ugh. If you make it farther south in the winter look me up. MI primary/SWFL cold months. Give the “Field Marshal “ a chicken strip for me. Your lady has camera skills!
Yes sir. I will love to meet up some day. We are working hard on our next project. I think you will enjoy the T25.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I just spoke with my sales agent about when to expect it. Still waiting on backhoes. Maybe in October, probably not. The “good news” is my price is locked, they just had the largest price increase in remembrance. Right at 10/11%. Depending on how many are ahead of my order, could be late November or worse. I have enough now, no worries. Thanks for your response.
I have the RK 37S which basically is a TYM and yes they are built like tanks. Looked at a lot of other brands before I purchased and they didn't seem to be built as robust as the RK / TYM. I then did a little research on TYM and found they've been in business for 70 years and are considered to be at the top of the heap for manufacturing and technology worldwide. They obviously are doing something right.
TYMs are good tractors and growing fast worldwide. I am very happy with mine. I appreciate your comment. Tony
Great video Tony, I’m currently in the market for a new tractor in this size. You just put Tym on my radar. The Branson 5520 is in the lead but will drop by my local TYM dealer soon to take a look and get a price.
TYM owns Branson. Both use the same Kukje engine that TYM owns as well. I think TYM is the better price point and they both make good tractors. Many Branson dealers will tell you something different, but this is well published in the financial world.
Good evening Sir, That tractor T574 is looking very good !!! You are a very lucky gentelman with that farm toy land !!! LOL It's sade that it doesn't have a quick attach front loader,,, Very well mechanical sound !!! I like than it's less electronic !!! Keep up the good works both of you !!! CHeers !!!
I didn't ever notice about the loader. That must be an older stock tractor. All of the new ones have SSQ standard. Have a great weekend.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Good morning Sir, yes it's a great to have SSQ !!! Thank you again for showing this great TYM tractor !!! Cheers !!!
That is a quick attach loader. And it does have SSQA
If you look closer. This one doesn't. I was surprised too
Ok. It does have SSQ. I assumed it did, so I didn't pay attention. After reviewing some video I have, it does have SSQ. Sorry for the confusion.
Nice video
Thank you
I like at 1:53 you hear that straight piped 6.0 liter powerstroke in the backround lol...
Yep. I had to stop recording for a min.
Great video Tony. I test drove a T574 and T454 back to back recently and noticed two things I think others could benefit from knowing. The 574 felt like it had less power despite the spec sheet. I assume the Yanmar makes more torque 🤷♂️. I also noticed that the hydraulics on both were unusually slow. So i dug into the specs and compared them to other tractors and noticed the hydraulic flow is lower than others and especially so in the 574. I also looked at cycle times on the TYM site and the bucket takes 5 seconds to dump! Otherwise I liked both tractors.
The hydraulic speed is based upon the flow rate and the size of the cylinders. TYM puts on bigger cylinders which require more fluid. TYM has generally close to the average flow rate, but due to the larger cylinders it slows the loader down.
Talked to a guy who owns a 574 and he said - the low-high range selector, it started out by just popping out of low range. Wasn’t a big deal. I would just put back in gear. Now, if I do put it in low range, it takes about 10 minutes to get it back in high range. It will stay stuck in low or neutral
Sound like operator error and he would have problems with any brand. So many people try to change ranges while holding the brake. So many first time tractor buyer out there. Another video opportunity. "How to not bind your transfer"
Thank you. There are barely any videos of this product.
I wld love to see a TYM T554 vs T574 side by side comparison.
Also wld love to see backhoe for this model.
You are welcome, I will see what I can do.
I would like to see that comparison as well. T554 vs T574. I think we'd find they are closely related. For me, I don't care about a backhoe. Backhoes work the same way on all tractors if it's matched to the tractor.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I'm
Check out the RUclips channel called "Out of the Wood". He has a T574 on his channel.
Tony, where in Tennessee did you get your tractor?
TYM could improve the steering, I have this tractor in Shuttle with a load in the bucket this tractor does not like to turn . There definitely is room for improvement with the steering.
I have never heard that before. I will keep an ear out.
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Do the rear remotes have a float detent, continuous flow detent or center spring? I have a flex wing mower that requires float.
I am not sure.
Yes one remote has the detent.
power steering is primary circuit on all tractors
Wrong my friend. TYM and several other brands have a separate pump just for power steering. Most TYM tractors have a separate pump just for implements, attachments, and rear remotes.
power steering pump is primary. hyr. pump is second
They are not even on the same circuit on most new tractors. It is just an old saying from the days of a single pump and a diverter valve.
I have a tym 254... Love it! I only have 3 acres so the one in video is too big for me.
I here you. I have 11 acres and we went with the TYM T264. We are loving the tractor. So much fun. The T254 was in the running too!
Same as Branson 20 series, same engine.
Totally different tractor with a Kukje engine. TYM owns Kukje and Branson 100% as of three months ago. They have owned controlling interest for several years. I am interested to see how the two brands play out.
Hey Tony ! Do you know where to get a cutting edge for the T574 bucket?
I know there are some aftermarket cutters but I am not sure. Let me reach to a friend.
@@TonysTractorAdventure thanks alot. I've seen them online but I'm not sure the bolt holes will line up.
Sean Smith at Smith's Enterprise in NC can order one.
Are the 8 speed shuttle shift transmissions on the T574 and T494 so bad that no body does a review on them. Everyone buys the HST. Would like to know how the ratio is from gear to gear and see if it shifts smoothly.
It has nothing to do with this brand. 80% of tractor buyers are first time buyers. HST is reliable and easier to learn. Shuttle shift in every brand under 60hp is dramatically down. Shuttle shift doesn't start showing up until hay tractors and most of them are electronic shuttle shift which is just about as easy as HST. I am an old tractor guy, and I went HST. It is better for loader work. I have driven the T574 shuttle and it is fine. It is just a shuttle shift. Nothing more or less.
@@TonysTractorAdventure You represent TYM pretty good. How come you haven't done a review on the 8 speed shuttle shift. I'm old school too. You can't kill a gear drive. Would like to know if TYM has fixed the old problem of the ratio difference between 4th low and 1st high. Are they close together or are they far apart like the older tractors. Every time 4th low was to slow 1st high was too fast. HST is ok but it's a pain to keep your foot on the pedal all the time.. Plus I have seen people do the trans, oil change on the HST and there is metal on the magnetic plug. Makes me wonder if I want to own one
Someone needs to do a video n how to regen a 574. It’s not clear in the manual or the sticker in the cab
They don't regen very often if you are running at high RPMs. Many people are getting 400 hours without a full regen. At the beginning of the day or end. Just push the Regen button down. It will rev up and go through its cycle. Most times it takes about 15 mins. That is if you want to do it. Like I said, it keeps itself clean if you run at high RPMs.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I have 24 hrs on mine. MIL and regen symbol came on dash. I reset the dpf by turning key to on and push regen button x10 sec, then key off and back on, push regen 3x in 5 sec. all seems ok now but my dealer was MIA so I had to read forums to reset it.
Just wonder how they handle the DPF blocking valve with a turbo? What are those lights on each lower side of the hood? They don't have a screen in front of the radiator?
The lights by the hood show close in stuff to the front and side. I am not sure on DPF. Yes it has a screen in front of the radiator. I show pulling the screen out in the video. LOL.
@@TonysTractorAdventure got in a hurry and skipped over that part.
Tractor is under 4K, but it's gonna be 8K with a loader, cab and tire fill?
I was shooting from the him. The tractor weight is over 4K dry. Each rear tire can hold 1000 pounds of Rim Guard. Then the loader. Add the cab . Then load the front tires, it is pushing 8k.
Tony- The TYM is a sharp looking tractor. I haven't been able to put my hands on a TYM yet, but are the hood and fenders made of composite or metal?
It depends on the model. My recommendation is to ask if the transmission is aluminum or cast iron. Metal fenders crush and composite fenders flex or break, but neither stops the tractor from working.TYM has cast iron transmission.
@@TonysTractorAdventure thanks Tony. Good points.
what is your opinion of a 4215r TYM
To be honest, I have never been on one. I have many hours on it's little brother, the 2515H. It has been a solid rig.
I own tym 474 we change trans hydraulic fluid recommended 8.5 gallon but still I don’t see fluid in glass to look this tractor has no dipstick
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I put red dye in mine. If you put the full eight gallons in, you are over full. I had my wife watch the window as I poured oil in. It is easy to see once it is half way in the glass. Dip sticks are easier, but did you know most transmission contaminates enter through the dip stick hole. I am a 30 year retired Army Maintenance Officer. I went to so many schools, it makes my head hurt. This was a nugget I picked up when I went to a school for Allison transmissions. It makes sense, but the dipstick is still easier to use.
Where is it built and price compared to Kabota
It is built in South Korea. They make good things. I don't get into prices, but TYM is the price leader.
Does the 474 have draft control?
No sir. You would have to go up to a T454, T497, T574 and up.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Thanks... i should have gotten a 574..... i got myself a 474, mainly thanks to you.
Is that a 4cyl tractor?
I believe it is. That was a long time ago
How much can the front-end pickup?
Hey there are two other Tractors that have two pumps as well
SO MUCH SANDD!!!!
Yes Sir, Florida is known for it. ,😇😇😇
looks just like my rk55 with yanmar engine
The RK55 should look like it. 🙂 TYM makes it. The TYM T554 is the exact match.
@@TonysTractorAdventure the engine looks same also but it the engine branson uses
The T554 has the exact same yanmar engine. TYM owns Branson and Kukje.
You know they made a115 hp tractor for another red tractor company
They make a lot of other brands tractors.
Are there any kukje engines with over 3,000 hours? Guys online saying running them at 1500-2000 RPM theyre fine but 2500-3000 RPM and they will break a rod.
There are engines out there by Kukje with thousands of hours. They were in Branson Tractors first and then TYM bought Kukje and Branson. The engines are rated at 2600 RPM so if someone's engine failed at 3k, that makes sense. I have talked with at least 20 dealerships and hundreds of real owners. I have never heard of any engine throwing a rod. Don't get me wrong, it will happen, but not anymore than a John Deere, Kubota, etc. They are good Tractors from the ones I have used. I am abusing the demo tractor I am using.
By the way. The tractor in this video uses a Deutz engine.
Are those Chinese built?
No they are not. They are built in South Korea. One of our strongest allies.
You shouldn't have to reach that far for your loader joy stick.
It was well within my risk tolerance.
You can loosen two jam nuts and spin the lever 180 degrees in order to bring it closer to the operator.
Too bad they don't have telescopic steering
Not sure they don't. I never tried.