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Read articles →Focused entirely on adding a Veratron VMH 35-D CAN bus monitor to a TYM T654 to gain real-time engine data the factory dash lacks, specifically coolant temp, oil pressure, oil temp, exhaust gas temp, boost pressure, RPM load, and battery voltage via J1939. Wade walks through each display screen live on the tractor and tests which data points actually populate, including what doesn't work (fuel level). Most useful for T654 or T754 owners considering this specific add-on.
An owner-operator on a homesteading channel sharing hands-on experience from his own TYM T654, with no apparent dealer or brand affiliation beyond an #AvantLink tag in the channel description.
No, there is no temp gauge. The dash only gives a warning message if the tractor is overheating, with no numbers to monitor or follow.
No, the fuel level screens do not populate even after enabling fuel level one through four, though the tractor's own dash already shows fuel level separately.
It shows coolant temperature, engine oil pressure, oil temperature, exhaust gas temperature, boost pressure, RPM, engine load, battery voltage, and trip hours via the J1939 CAN bus.
