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Read articles →An owner-operator lists eight specific complaints about his TYM 255H (sold as the T2515) after real-world use: loader controls placement, always-on auto-throttle with no shutoff, no hydrostatic temp gauge, low-mounted 4WD lever and parking brake, no hinged PTO cover, backhoe installation requiring three-point arm removal, and no armrest option. He explains the likely cost-cutting rationale behind each and still recommends the machine overall. Best for shoppers comparing compact utility tractors at this price point.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from daily homestead and farm use on their own property.
No. The dash shows coolant temperature, fuel, RPMs, and hours, but there is no gauge for hydrostatic or hydraulic system temperature, which the owner feels should be standard.
No. The auto throttle is on all the time with no option to disable it, though the owner says it works great despite wishing for an off switch.
No. There are no armrests and no mounting holes for them, so adding aftermarket armrests would require swapping the entire seat.
Yes. The three-point lift arms must be removed so the backhoe subframe can pin in where the arms normally attach.
