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Read articles →This video captures the delivery-day walkaround a TYM dealer rep gives to the buyer, covering controls, hydrostat operation, 4WD, PTO, loader quick-attach/removal, under-hood maintenance points (filters, grease intervals, fluid specs), and warranty terms (2-year bumper-to-bumper, 6-year powertrain). The buyer's context, trading two 2WD Fords for a 4WD hydro on hilly Ozarks terrain, frames the purchase rationale. Best for shoppers wanting a thorough dealer orientation of the T25 before buying.
Posted by the Returning to Basics channel; the video is filmed from the perspective of an owner taking delivery, though the walkaround itself is led by the selling dealer's representative.
Pull the pin, kick the stand down, replace the pin, lower the loader flat to the ground, pull two pins, curl the bucket back to pop it out of the cradle, then unhook the four quick couplers.
One year on the loader, two-year bumper-to-bumper on the tractor covering everything except normal wear items like filters, belts, and light bulbs, plus a six-year powertrain warranty on anything running in oil.
Change the engine oil, engine oil filter, fuel filter, and hydraulic filter. The hydraulic oil itself does not need changing until about 500 hours.
His two Ford tractors were 2WD, and on the steep, hilly Ozarks terrain with uphill and side-to-side trails, that had become dangerous, so he wanted a 4WD hydrostat.
