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Read articles →A real-owner walkthrough from someone 35 hours into using their T574 HST on a small homestead. Covers cab features in detail, explains the upgrade from a Kubota L2501, and gives actual purchase prices: $36,000 for the TYM versus roughly $50,000 quoted for a comparable Kubota MX5400. Also demonstrates the auto-PTO feature in practice and briefly shows the grapple moving brush. Best for shoppers actively comparing TYM against Kubota at this size.
An owner-operator on a small family farm sharing early impressions of a recent purchase, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
The L2501 lacked the lift capacity to safely run a grapple and move logs, so he needed a bigger tractor for brush hog and logging work.
He paid about $36,000 for the T574 without the grapple, while a comparable Kubota MX5400 was quoted at roughly $50,000.
In auto mode, the PTO won't turn on while the three-point hitch is raised and comes on automatically once the hitch is lowered, useful for tilling.
The hydrostatic transmission has high, medium, and low range and can go from a crawl to about 18.5 miles per hour.
