Brush Cut Road Side Easy
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- Опубликовано: 29 дек 2020
- Brush Cut Road Side Easy! Brush Tiger on the TYM T474 48hp Tractor. We have been getting a lot of questions about the TYM T474 tractor. Mostly, how do we like it? We have put just over 35 hours of hard work on it and Big Red as we call it is doing great. It is a nice size Compact Utility Tractor with a good amount of horsepower. Just over 48 engine HP. We have not had one thing break down. To this point, it has been perfect over the past 7 months. The size and horsepower makes it versatile. Using the Hardee Brush Tiger is an example of its flexibility. We will give a real in-depth review at the one year mark.
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It sure makes quick work of that brush, that's for sure. Have a happy New year to you and your family, Tony! 😎
I have more to learn about it. I think removing the front guard will make it do better.
Merci pour cette Super vidéo Tony.
Excellent l'outil que tu as sur la fourche du tracteur.
Il fait du super travail
This is a GREAT tractor, I'm in the snowbelt using my T474 (cab) for snow blowing. Now I have nothing against winter at all, because I get more zen-seat time in the tractor.
I would like to try my hand at a snow blower sometime. It looks fascinating.
That looks like a blast. I could have a lot of fun with that. Great video.
I hear you my friend. I really enjoyed using it. Makes me long for spring.
First to enjoy your vids and happy new year 🥳 Tony’s
Daniel, Happy New Year to you as well. We are looking forward to see what next year brings.
HAY TONY SORRY I MISSED YOU TUESDAY... THESE HOLIDAY HOURS ARE KILLIN ME... I WORK AT A BIG BOX STORE AN IT REALLY RINGS MY 59 YEAR OLE BODY OUT... I FELL ASLEEP IN THE CHAIR WAITIN FOR YOU TO AIR... THAT TIGER DOSE GOOD WORK MY MAN... SO DO YOU... I HOPE YOU AND YOURS HAVE A HAPPY NEW YEAR...PEACE...
Hang in there. Happy New Years.
Nice!
Thank you my friend👍👍👍👍👍
Its a beast, wished my little 3025 J. D. could be fitted for one. But thats another story.Sure beats hand cutting. Does a great job Tony.
Dean, I think the JD 3025 would handle it. It is more about weight. They say the Brush Tiger only needs 22 engine HP.
You can unbolt and move the front plate on the cutter deck and slide it back and bolt back down so the blades can cut the branches better. I brought this same cutter a few days ago. Works great.
Thank you. Looking forward learning more.
LOL! I hope it was a waterproof camera Tony! :)) Too funny. Happy New Years!
That dog is a mess. Keep on keeping on.
Good stuff bud.
Thank you my friend. I can't wait for spring.
Now you know what your buddy thinks about the camera, he owns it now!
That dog is a mess for sure. He is super smart too.
Nice video Tony. I know the Brush Tiger style of cutter is becoming popular and I like how it handles ground brush but I'm not a fan of cutting high (like above your head) because it doesn't give a clean cut on the small tree branches. That being said, I'm REALLY IMPRESSED with the T474 and it's abilities. I'm shopping for a tractor that can navigate narrow trails left by loggers and can lift and maneuver those trails carrying a 1 ton oak log with a grapple. The T474 may be the one for me. Thanks and God Bless.
I am still learning. I was suppose to have taken a guard off the cutter. It would have cut much better. The T474 is a fine tractor and mate's up well with the Brush Tiger.
Awesome 😀👍
Thank you. We are having a blast for sure.
I enjoyed watching you work with brush tiger and I thought I saw it kick something back at you, I was surprised that you didn't have safety glasses or a clear shield covering your face. Just concerned viewer and really like your videos. Safety first.
I never seen anything thrown at me, but good advice non the less
Great video Tony 140 hours on my 494 no regen yet. I don't let it idle. I heard if you if you run above 1500 rpm you don't have DPF problems.
Sounds about right. I have to idle sometimes putting logs on the mill, but I try to keep it high. Thank you for the support!
I'm about to pull the trigger on either a 474 or 494. Leaning twards the 494 for weight - on 18 Acres about 7 till able. What might you have to say with your experience on these about which I should consider to buy.
The two tractor use the same engine, but the similarities end there. The T494 is a much larger tractor with farm use applications. It is heavily and has draft control for ground engaging implements. The transmission is bigger with bigger gears providing more pulling power for ground engaging. I would say the T474 is a very nice around the farm chore tractor. The T494 is TYM's first level of tractor meant for field work.
Great video. The mower looks a little light compared to the lane shark and other ones I’ve seen. How do you think it really handled?
It is a lightweight in comparison. This a much more useful mower in my opinion. The weight hanging off the side makes the tractor very unstable in down hill operations with the heavier units. The short of it. With two identical tractors, the Brush Tiger will be able mow in harsher angle terrain because of less weight. It is made to chop down small trees, grass and weeds. Also look into why it is super important to have the pto power unit.
Dear Mr. Tony, First of all thank you for your Service to one Vet to another!! Do you feel the HST is good choice for the 494/574 models? Just wanting your opinion to the HST being enough for box blading and light leveling/digging with the bucket and the sorts with the larger framed tractors? Thanks again. I would love to be able to email and pick your brain a bit if you have the time or willing to do so.
Yes Sir. I don't know of any HST Failure on the T494/575 models and I talk to a lot of people. I have did long term testing on the T494 and T574. I can assure you, they have enough power to do real tractor work. I would not have anything other than a HST. There is a few HP lost to HST, but it is so much worth it. ruclips.net/video/ZMiMf4Syev8/видео.html
Oh yah! What a combination and with Master T at the operator seat what more can you ask for! 🙂
I am having a blast with this tractor. Can't wait for spring.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I am having a blast watching you on the 474 buddy! Hope it becomes a permanent fixture for you! 🙂
I think it will. The president of the financial committee likes it too. She jumped on it the other day.
Hi Toni I was wondering if you could help me find the OEM third function for the 474DYM I just picked up the new tractor but my dealer seems to have a problem getting me the original equipment third function greatly appreciate if you could point me in the right direction thank you very much joe
Call Paris Powersports, in Paris, TN. I think they have them on the shelf.
I see firewood if you burn firewood or you can hire someone to cut down a few select trees on that row to make it easier to maintain. That must require alot of flow to operate it.
I will do all of the cutting down. 😁😁. It is kind of what we do. Happy New Year
Tony you’ve got my pumping my brakes on buying a tractor now. I was gonna go green but the TYM Videos you’ve been putting out really got me thinking. My only hiccup is the nearest dealer is almost 100 miles away. How is the maintenance on these tractors? Is it something I can do myself or will I have to take it in to be serviced? Thank you Sir. I’m enjoying the videos. Stay safe & Happy New
Year.
I have owned many color tractors. TYM is as good as any out there. Dealership support is important.
Bravo Sierra. I was in the same boat as you are. I was buying a tractor 3 weeks ago and came across Tony’s channel, message Tony and watched all his videos and three days later bought a 474. I only have 12 hours on it and love it. A couple of my buddys have green and they are very impressed with it. I did a lot of research and from what I’ve seen by far best bang for the buck.
Jason, glad to hear you are happy with it.
I was shopping for a tractor this time last year. I did a lot of research and watched all of Tony’s videos and all the others I could find. I bought a TYM T474 with a cab in June. I have about 70 hours on it and couldn’t be more pleased! The dealer is 170 miles from me. When I need something I call them and they ship it right out. I also purchased a box blade, pallet forks, grapple bucket, and tiller. This is great tractor and a perfect size for me. I was raised on a farm in SW Kansas and operated many tractors of different sizes. Some were owned by my Dad and others belonged to cousins and uncles. This T474 is an impressive tractor especially for its size and price! It is very easy to work on and I love the Kukje engine! It has a wonderful smooth growl that I find enjoyable. I have not had any issues with the tractor.
@@papadabanjo1206 Thank You sir for your input. Seems like Tony and his followers are helping me make up my mind.
Just watched the video dont think I would operate this without a cab unit or at least eye protection. And that would go for the camera person too.
Each person has their level of acceptable risk. I have had zero issues using it. A person has to be smart using it. It has a very predictable throw pattern.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Yea so does a grinder but any smart operator with common sense would were safety glass. Only takes one time hit in the eye and could be blind. But whatever buddy
Tony, with that hydraulic set up-front, you think you could run a front hoe? Spartan has one and I've asked if anyone's put one on a tractor... salesman never heard of anyone doing it.
To much torque on the loader. I would not do it. The arms on a skid steer are very strong.
@@TonysTractorAdventure good point, I was just thinking about tractor power and not the construction of the loader
It would be neat though.
I see those little dingo stand up skids with them, and their lifting cap is alot less than that 474...
They are also a lot shorter which means less leverage.
You need EYE protection!!
You are correct