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Read articles →A genuine shopping trip where host Brock visits a dealership with a real purchase in mind, comparing the TYM T574 and LS MT357 side-by-side as 55-hp cab tractors. The video walks through both machines feature-by-feature, draft control, PTO modes, joystick placement, linked-pedal throttle differences, and DPF regen, and closes with actual cash prices: $34,500 for the TYM, $39,500 for the LS, with a John Deere benchmark for context. Best for shoppers actively cross-shopping these two brands.
A working-farm operator channel where the host is genuinely in the market for the tractor being reviewed, accompanied by a dealership salesperson who naturally leans toward making a sale.
The TYM T574 cash price is $34,500 and the LS MT357 is $39,500, about a $5,000 difference, though prices can change month to month with rebates and programs.
Auto uses a sensor on the three point hitch that automatically kicks off the PTO once the three point is lifted all the way up, while manual ignores that sensor.
Yes, since the LS is electronically controlled you can turn the linked pedal feature on or off, while the TYM 574 has it on all the time.
It usually takes up to about 30 minutes, and you can keep working while it regens. Some owners say their TYM hardly ever regens, though that is anecdotal.
