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Read articles →A dealer rep walks Tony (from the Tony's Tractor Adventure channel) around a cab-equipped T474 with loader, grapple, and backhoe attached. The conversation covers the Kubota J engine's non-common-rail simplicity, hydrostatic vs. mechanical shuttle options, auto throttle, loader lift capacity (~2,100 lbs), three-point capacity (2,600 lbs) with telescopic links, 4WD standard across the lineup, backhoe dig depth (7.5 ft), and cab amenities. No live operation or pricing, a stationary walkaround best suited to shoppers doing early research.
Posted by TYM North America's channel, featuring a TYM dealer representative as the primary speaker, so expect a sales-oriented perspective throughout.
The loader lifts a little over 2,100 pounds, enough for a big log or anything else needed on a tractor this size.
The three-point hitch lift capacity is 2,600 pounds, and it includes telescopic links, a feature many tractors this size do not offer.
The backhoe can dig seven and a half feet deep and has 4,500 pounds of breakout force.
Yes, four-wheel drive is standard across the entire TYM lineup, not just the T474.
