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Read articles →This is a genuine 100-plus hour owner update on the TYM T4058P, filmed dirty and unstaged rather than cleaned up for the camera. The owner covers a minor early hydraulic seep and fix, front/rear wheel widening for stability, seat access annoyances during backhoe removal, the declutch button technique for smooth low-speed control, and a strong defense of the BL350 loader's power. Good for prospective owners wanting real-world long-term impressions rather than a spec walkaround.
An owner-operator running this tractor alongside other equipment on his own property, sharing candid long-term impressions rather than a polished dealer pitch.
Yes, a slight hydraulic leak appeared in the first month, a seep from a loose fitting at the top of the three-point lift valve body, fixed by tightening it slightly after removing the seat.
Gear down into low A gear, shift to first, then hold the declutch button on the side of the gear shift to inch forward with finesse instead of using the harsher clutch pedal.
The owner says the loader is not weak at all, calling the BL350 a very powerful loader, almost scary powerful, after testing its limits over 100 hours of use.
Flipping the front and rear wheels to their widest setting gives much more stability, with the rear tire ending up roughly half the tire width wider than the factory setting.
