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Read articles →A casual, conversational walkaround of a TYM 5520H at what appears to be a dealership or owner's property, filmed as a first-look for someone new to tractors. It covers hydrostatic controls, loader quick-attach, backhoe seating setup, PTO, seat adjustment, and a practical grapple-vs-forks debate grounded in real experience. The video drifts into geothermal heating toward the end. Best for complete beginners exploring the model.
Posted by the James R channel, which has no description; the video appears to follow a prospective buyer being walked through the tractor by a knowledgeable third party, possibly a dealer or experienced owner.
One set is the hydrostat pedal for forward and reverse with no shifting required. The other pedals are brakes, which can also be used individually to spin the tractor around quickly.
A grapple is very specific but secure once grabbed, so logs will not fall off. Forks are more universal but can let a log roll back toward the operator if not angled correctly.
The backhoe system comes with fold downs that stabilize the tractor, and it includes its own seat positioned behind the forward-facing loader seat.
The speaker says a root grapple with quick attach mount runs about $1,500 to $1,700 online, compared to $5,000 to $6,000 normally.
