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Read articles →Filmed at Equipment Expo, this is a conversational walkaround with a TYM enthusiast/ambassador named Tony, not a hands-on owner test. It's structured as a buying consultation: the host explains why the T474 fits his PTO-heavy workload better than the T25 he owns, covering horsepower tradeoffs, hydrostatic feathering, three-point hitch access, backhoe hookup, and real-world mulching and digging claims. Best for shoppers weighing the T474 against lighter TYM models.
The host is an owner-operator of a smaller Kubota tractor on a 33-acre New Jersey farm, but this video features a TYM enthusiast and apparent brand advocate doing most of the talking, which gives it a noticeably pro-TYM lean.
The T25 is 19 horsepower PTO with limited lift, while the T474 is around 35 horsepower PTO and mates perfectly to a PTO-intensive mulcher like the MP 348.
Yes, when lugging into something like red oak you can back off the hydrostatic slightly and feather it to let the engine pick back up, something you cannot do with a power shuttle.
Back the tractor into the frame using the hydraulics, drop two pins, pick up the outriggers, and connect two hoses. No crawling under the tractor is needed.
Yes, the arms telescope out and then up and down, letting you line up with the pins by hand without leaving the seat, unlike the T25.
