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Read articles →A TYM-sponsored owner shares a genuine pros-and-cons rundown at the 100-hour mark after six months of real use on 75 acres. He covers cab spaciousness, visibility quirks when attaching implements, hydrostatic transmission whine and creep (with a DIY adjustment tip), fuel economy impressions, and task performance across brush hogging, tilling, and box blading. No specs or prices, but useful firsthand texture for shoppers cross-shopping TYM against other brands.
Hank is a TYM-sponsored ambassador who received the tractor through a paid content contract, which he discloses openly, but viewers should weigh that relationship when interpreting his overall positive verdict.
Yes, the owner says the cab is so spacious there is a lot of room inside, though this makes seeing front attachments harder.
Yes, there is a whine that is normal, and it quieted down significantly after a 50-hour oil change using new hydraulic transmission fluid.
The owner says it does not drink a lot of fuel, he can brush hog all day and still have plenty left, better than his previous tractors.
A creep started developing in the hydrostatic transmission around 100 hours, which a friend said is normal and adjustable via a linkage.
