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Read articles →A homesteader's early impressions after eight hours of use, not a full review. Distinctive for its direct Kubota B-series comparisons, loader lift capacity numbers, joystick placement, transmission range count, and candid gripes about misplaced stickers, a two-range transmission gap, and awkward diff-lock placement. Best for shoppers cross-shopping the T2400H against Kubota B or LX series who want a real-world cost-versus-capability perspective.
An owner-operator sharing first impressions from their own property, with no apparent dealership affiliation beyond mentioning where they purchased.
The TYM 2400H sits at about 1300 pounds at the pins, versus roughly 800 to 900 pounds on a B2301 or B2601, closer to an L series.
No, TYM is a South Korean company, not Chinese, along with other Korean brands like LS and Coyote.
The sticker says it does, but the owner could not find any mid-PTO hookup under the tractor and believes the sticker is wrong.
The diff lock is placed near the seat adjustment controls instead of near the parking brake, and the operator's legs feel crowded by the layout.
