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Read articles →An owner with 150 hours on a TYM T574 documents two real problems he encountered: a loader pin that rotated and knocked a hydraulic coupler loose mid-lift (leaving the bucket stuck up in the air under pressure), and sluggish loader speed at idle versus full throttle. He demonstrates both on camera, discusses a $90 emergency-lowering product, and closes with frank thoughts on the machine's high lift capacity versus ballast limits. Best for T574 shoppers or owners who want an honest problem-and-fix account rather than a sales pitch.
An owner-operator channel that takes paying jobs and documents equipment use on their own property, so the perspective is hands-on rather than dealer-driven.
A loader pin without its factory clip rotated and pushed against the hydraulic coupler, popping it loose while the loader was raised and under pressure, so it could not be lowered or reconnected.
Yes, at idle the loader is very slow going up and while curling, almost unusable, and doing two functions at once is finicky, but at full throttle it moves fast enough and handles two functions easily.
At full throttle it can run two loader functions at once without much trouble, but at idle it is tricky and requires getting the angle just right to work.
It is rated to lift 3800 pounds on the rear, which the owner calls impressive but cautions that pushing that limit risks damaging components, so he advises being careful with it.
