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Read articles →A new owner's first-impressions rundown after just three days of real use, stump removal, brush moving, dirt work, and loader stress tests. He compares the T474 directly to John Deere, calls out specific frame and bucket gusset improvements over older models, shares his dealer arrangement and warranty expectations, and flags known forum issues. Best for buyers cross-shopping TYM against Deere on value.
An owner-operator channel (Life With The Parr's) sharing candid early impressions from their own property, with no apparent dealer affiliation.
The bucket reached high enough that with the header up, it was about 14 feet from the ground, level with an average tall person's head.
Yes, it ripped a 35 to 40 foot tall pine tree stump right out of the ground without much trouble.
They added a brace with two bolts for the three-point arms, beefed up loader pivots, gusseted the backhoe bucket, and added a rear step.
If something breaks outside the engine or transmission, he sends a picture and gets the part overnighted, or a local shop fixes it and bills the dealer, as long as labor stays under their rate.
