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Read articles →What sets this apart is its honest, real-project framing: Tony is trenching a 110-line to power a new Wi-Fi gate opener, using a BaumaLight trencher on a TYM T25 for the first time. He compares hydraulic flow between the T25 and his larger 2515, shares live impressions mid-job, and gives rough speed estimates (around 100 feet per five minutes in hard clay). The electrical work and trench-filling are skipped or shown without audio. Best for T25 owners curious whether this compact tractor can handle a hydraulic trencher.
An owner-operator channel documenting real homestead projects, so expect candid hands-on impressions rather than polished instruction or sales messaging.
Yes, the trencher runs completely off the hydraulics of the rear remote, and Tony says it worked really well digging a trench in hard clay.
Tony suspects the T25 may work better since it has one pump with a diverter valve, while the 2515 has two separate pumps with no crossover between power steering and implement.
Tony estimates roughly 100 feet per five minutes, though the first leg took about 10 minutes due to stopping and maneuvering the machine.
