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Read articles →A real-world owner review after three years and 546 hours of regular farm use, haying, brush hogging, and field clearing, on a TYM T654. The video walks through what broke (a fuel filter from user error, a power shuttle clip covered under warranty), touches on cab comfort and rear hydraulics, and closes with work footage. Best for buyers wanting honest durability feedback from sustained daily use.
An owner-operator running a nonprofit horse rescue, so the perspective is practical and unsponsored, though the channel has no tractor-industry affiliation.
It has 546.5 hours, used hard during hay season for raking, cutting, and baling, plus brush hogging and clearing briar-filled fields two to three times a week.
Only two things: a water fuel filter was punctured by a stick during fence row clearing, owner error, and a power shuttle clip broke, which TYM fixed under warranty.
The cab is roomy and the AC is a blessing in summer, though the cup holder is too small for a 40 oz cup.
It has two standard hydraulic remotes in back; the owner believes the green detent one provides constant hydraulic flow, useful for things like a wood splitter.
