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Read articles →A Florida owner shares a candid one-month, 25-hour ownership report on his cab TYM T394 (39 hp hydrostatic). Concrete takeaways include real fuel numbers (roughly 10-12 gallons over 23 hours), praise for hydrostatic power and implement changes, and two specific comfort gripes: no armrests and a cab that turns into a greenhouse in warm weather. Brief but genuinely useful for anyone weighing this tractor in a warm climate.
An owner-operator sharing early real-world impressions from personal use in Florida, with no apparent dealership affiliation.
Over 23 hours of use he burned roughly 10 to 12 gallons of diesel, which he considered very good, though he was running lower RPMs to break it in.
Mainly comfort issues: the cab gets very hot in warm weather like a glass jar, and the seat has no armrests, so you get tossed around on rough terrain.
Yes, he was amazed at the power for a hydrostatic and used the grapple, estimated at six to seven hundred pounds, to pick up pretty big logs without a problem.
