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Read articles →Shot at the National Farm Machinery Show, this is a floor walkround of three newly announced TYM models, the T325 cab tractor (formerly the 2515), a T3025, and a third unreleased model, with a guest YouTuber playing the hands-on expert role. It covers lift capacity numbers, cab dimensions, transmission ranges, joystick placement, wheel-width adjustment, and ballpark pricing, plus honest caveats about overheating risk and mowing speed limits. Best for shoppers actively considering small TYM cab tractors who want a first-look before digging deeper.
An owner-operator channel that regularly uses and reviews equipment on their own property, though this episode is trade-show coverage rather than a field test.
Yes, by staying under Tier Four emission requirements TYM engineered the T325 to include air conditioning, which was the most requested feature for a 25 horsepower tractor.
Yes, it can overheat under intensive implement use in hot weather. It handles a 60-inch cutter mowing grass all day, but is not meant for fast mowing of thick, heavy grass.
Front lift capacity is about 3,400 pounds, the rear PTO lifts over 4,400 pounds, and the three-point hitch lifts 3,307 pounds.
Yes, the panels can be turned out and the wheels moved in or out, allowing a narrow setup for uses like vegetable crop production.
