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Read articles →A hands-on comparison where the host and a real owner put the TYM 2515 to work, backhoe digging at a farm pond, moving logs, and running the loader, then stack it against the John Deere 3025E, Coyote 2610/2620, Kubota L2501, and LS two-series on specific numbers: loader lift capacity, weight, and current dealer pricing with and without backhoe. Best for shoppers actively cross-shopping compact utility tractors under $30,000.
An owner-operator channel that films real work on their own property; the TYM was brought by a viewer who purchased it independently, and the host states he is not sponsored, though he mentions a friendship with a dealer.
The 3025E lifts 1,180 pounds versus 2,200 for the TYM, and costs $26,000 for tractor and loader versus $22,000, with the backhoe gap reaching $11,000 more for the Deere.
Yes, the host ran a 2515 with a cab, air conditioner, and a six-foot hay cutter for hours and said it handled it just fine despite only 25 horsepower.
A dealer said front axle repair jobs happen in a low percentage of users and cost a few hundred dollars hired out, or under $100 doing it yourself in a few hours.
The Coyote lifts around 1,800 pounds and is similar size and weight, but nothing in this price range lifts as much as the TYM 2515.
