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Read articles →Filmed on a dealer's lot in Luling, Texas, this is a detailed walkaround of a used/leftover open-station TYM 5835R, not an owner's long-term review. The creator covers engine specs (58hp, 48 PTO hp), loader lift capacity (3,437 lbs) and lift height, hydraulic flow rates, three-point capacity, and cab controls in depth, then briefly runs the loader and tests forward/reverse shuttle engagement. No digging, plowing, or ownership impressions are shown.
Run by an owner-operator channel that reviews tractors it uses, but this particular video is filmed at a dealership (ACM Tractors) so it leans toward a walkaround of their lot inventory rather than a personal ownership account.
The lift capacity at the pin is 3,437 lbs, with a lift height of 117 inches and a 72 inch bucket.
24 inches behind the hitch, it lifts 3,750 lbs.
Total hydraulic flow is 14.3 gallons per minute, with the steering pump at 4.4 gallons and the implement pump at 9.9 gallons.
No, as long as it is in neutral and the parking brake is on, you do not have to push the clutch down to start it.
