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Read articles โA new-owner delivery walkthrough at the farm where the selling dealer (Ben) does most of the talking. Covers the Deutz engine and its non-DEF status, 25-gallon fuel tank, power shuttle sensitivity dial, three-speed PTO with auto-engage feature, electronic 4WD, cab comfort, loader lift capacity (~3,300 lbs rated), skid-steer quick-attach, third-function couplers, and grease points. No operating demo; it's a standing walkaround. Best for shoppers wanting a feature-by-feature orientation before buying.
An owner-operator channel documenting their small Connecticut vegetable and livestock farm, but this particular video is led by the selling dealer, so the commentary leans promotional.
No. It has a 74 horsepower Deutz engine kept just under 75 horsepower specifically to avoid needing DEF fluid, which the dealer says is a benefit in cold climates.
It is rated about 3,300 pounds to the pins at full height, though the dealer notes actual breakout force is usually higher than the stated capacity on TYM models.
When switched to auto, the PTO engages when the implement drops below halfway and disengages when retracted above that point, useful for row tilling or snow blowers.
A dial controls the sensitivity of the dual-stage wet clutch that manages forward and reverse engagement speed, allowing a softer or quicker response depending on the task.
