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Read articles →A real-world six-month owner check-in from a small-farm operator who bought the TYM 4815H over John Deere and Kubota primarily on horsepower-per-dollar. The video walks through specific ergonomic gripes, emergency brake placement, short 3-point hitch lever, bucket control length, 4WD engagement, alongside genuine praise for the air-ride seat, engine smoothness, and loader lift. Honest but limited: only about ten hours of runtime logged, backhoe judgment deferred to a promised one-year follow-up. Best for shoppers weighing TYM against bigger-brand alternatives on a budget.
An owner-operator on a small family homestead sharing candid personal impressions, with no apparent dealer or brand affiliation.
He wanted the biggest horsepower he could afford so he would not have to buy a new set of implements for a lower horsepower tractor.
The emergency brake and three-point hitch lever sit too low, and the bucket control lever is too short, making them hard to reach or operate.
Yes, he said for the money he would buy it again and is happy with it, though his wife also likes driving it.
He says the air ride seat is awesome, adjusts up and down easily, and makes a difference since his other tractor rides worse on its short wheelbase.