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Read articles →A brief dealer-lot first impression rather than a working test, the creator sat in the T130, ran the loader up and down, and couldn't actually drive it. He compares specific features against his own John Deere 5083e: external 3-point hitch controls, key-fob hitch operation, buddy seat, hydraulic hose routing, missing implement power plug, and a self-leveling loader with skid steer quick attach. Closes by reading specs from a TYM brochure. Best for shoppers wanting a quick feature-by-feature gut-check from a real farmer's perspective, not a full field evaluation.
An owner-operator channel focused on farm life and tractor impressions, with no sponsorship disclosed for this video, though the visit was facilitated by a dealership called Hobby Tractors.
Yes, the three-point hitch controls are on the outside of the tractor, unlike his John Deere 5083e, which speeds up hooking and unhooking implements.
Yes, it has an instructor or buddy seat, giving room for another adult to ride along, which the reviewer likes for family farming.
No, it does not have the three-prong plug for implement monitors, though it apparently has wiring inside the cab that could be used to add one.
The hoses appeared tucked inside rather than exposed, which could protect them from sun damage and rubbing that causes leaks over time.
