T574
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Specifications
The full published spec sheet for this model, sourced from the manufacturer. Click any section to expand the detail.
Videos
Real owner reviews, how-to walkthroughs, and maintenance guides, sourced from across YouTube and grouped by what they cover. Switch tabs to filter.
Frequently asked
Quick answers to the questions buyers ask most about the TYM T574.
What is the horsepower of the TYM T574?
The TYM T574 has 55 engine horsepower and 44.1 PTO horsepower.
How much does the TYM T574 weigh?
The TYM T574 has an operating weight of 3,887 pounds.
How many cylinders does the TYM T574 engine have?
The TYM T574 has a 4-cylinder engine.
What transmission does the TYM T574 have?
The TYM T574 comes with Synchro Shuttle.
What ITC attachments fit the TYM T574?
ITC builds 18 attachments that fit the TYM T574 including TYM T494 / T574 Extended Brush Screen Insert, TYM T494 / T574 Hydraulic Valve Cover, TYM T494 / T574 Rubber Hose Protector.
What are common alternatives to the TYM T574?
Buyers cross-shopping the TYM T574 often compare it against the TYM T574C, TYM 5520C, TYM 5520, Kioti NX5510.
Owner consensus
The points owners raise most across 10 TYM T574 reviews in our database.
- Spacious, comfortable cab4×
- Strong lift capacity (2,800 lbs front, 3,300 lbs rear)4×
- Dual hydraulic remotes standard3×
- Hydrostatic transmission smooth operation3×
- External three-point lift lever convenient3×
- Good reliability, minimal issues long-term3×
- Three-function control buttons ergonomic2×
- Easy engine/filter access2×
- Weak grill guard inadequate protection3×
- Backhoe difficult to remove/install2×
- Cheap plastic fuel tank threads
- Headlights don't aim side-to-side
- Visibility challenging when hooking front attachments
- Bucket not heavy-duty, bends easily
Made for the TYM T574
ITC gear built to fit this exact tractor. Universal accessories show in the product spots elsewhere on the page.
What owners say about ITC T574 gear
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