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Read articles →An owner's casual walkaround of a TYM T224 he purchased with loader, backhoe, rototiller, and mower deck for around $22,000. He touches the transmission gears, PTO selector quirks, auto-throttle, parking brake behavior, and a tip about not running the rototiller fully raised. Coverage is shallow and occasionally uncertain, he admits unsureness on several points. Best for shoppers wanting a quick real-owner first impression rather than any technical depth.
Posted by the Ron the machanic channel, which the creator describes as primarily a gaming channel; this appears to be an informal owner video unconnected to any dealership or professional repair background despite the small-engine-repair intro.
The owner says the tractor alone is about $15,000, but with the backhoe, rototiller, mower deck, and front loader included it cost about $22,000 total.
No, the owner warns you should not run the rototiller while it is all the way up because it can blow out the rear PTO, which has happened to him before.
The owner states the backhoe attachment can dig five feet into the ground.
You click a selector to turn on blades individually; oddly, setting it to mid can activate the rototiller, while rear activates only the rear implement.
