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Read articles →A genuine one-year ownership report from a small family farm that actually uses the TYM 4815H regularly, bush hogging, loader work, post holes, laying plastic mulch. The owner gives specific likes (air-ride seat, skid-steer quick-attach, economy PTO mode, four-wheel drive, quiet engine) and honest dislikes (awkward parking brake, jerky three-point lift, so-so cruise control), then compares it directly against John Deere and Kubota on price and hydrostatic pedal layout. Best for first-time buyers weighing value against brand names.
An owner-operator on a small working family farm in southeast Tennessee, sharing unscripted impressions from roughly a year of real daily use.
It has 41 and a half hours on it after almost a year of regular use on the farm.
The parking brake is in an awkward position and hard to engage, and the three-point lift is jerky with no good feathering, only fast up or down.
The TYM has twin pedals which the owner prefers, while the Kubota and Massey Ferguson use a trendle pedal that the owner did not like.
Yes, for the money it has been a good tractor with a good engine and good hydraulics, and it does everything they want it to do.
