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Read articles →An owner with roughly 80 hours on his TYM 2515H walks through seven factory-standard features he values most: start-without-seat, valve stem protectors, cruise control, auto throttle, adjustable suspension seat, compact-tractor utility on a larger farm, and 2,200-lb lift capacity. Each point draws on his real-world use, including comparisons to John Deere and other brands. Best for shoppers weighing the 2515H against competitors on standard-equipment value.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from his own homestead, with no apparent dealer or manufacturer affiliation.
Yes, it is a factory option called auto throttle or link pedal, where RPMs rise as you press the hydrostat pedal and drop to idle when released, helping fuel economy.
It is rated at 2,200 pounds. The owner has used it to pick up round bales, logs, and seed totes, and says it outperforms some competitors including certain John Deere models.
Yes, the machine can be started from the side without being in the operator seat, unlike some machines that require being seated with the clutch in and parking brake set.
Yes, it is a suspension seat that slides forward or back using a simple bar, fitting operators over 6 feet or shorter, plus a weight tension adjustment lever.
