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Read articles →A real-world, 130-hour owner review after one year of actual property use, pulling a 12-foot disc, land planing a quarter-mile driveway, and overseeding pasture. Covers the Deutz engine's no-regen, no-DEF advantage at length, then digs into the power shuttle shift learning curve, three-point hitch adjustability, rear hydraulic remotes, and a few minor flaws. Best for buyers weighing this tractor for multi-acre field work.
The creator is a homesteader using this tractor on his own 41-acre property, though he discloses upfront that TYM provided the machine, so keep that arrangement in mind when weighing his overall positive tone.
The reviewer has over 130 hours on the TYM T654 after one year of use on his property, covering a wide variety of tasks.
No. The Deutz engine has a catalytic converter that cleans emissions without needing a regen cycle or diesel exhaust fluid, unusual for a 67 horsepower engine.
Yes, the tractor handled a 12-foot double gang disc with a drag harrow at full depth while planting a new hay field, the biggest pulling test done.
It took about 50 hours to feel comfortable with the power shuttle shift since the tractor does the clutching, which feels different from a clutch pedal.
