TYM 2515 Review. Working the Backhoe Real World

In our comprehensive review of the new TYM 2515 tractor, we put it to the test by focusing on the backhoe and its performance. We were delighted to discover that the valves on the backhoe are of exceptional quality, ensuring smooth operation. The hydraulic flow rate appears to be just right for this specific application, optimizing efficiency and effectiveness.

However, one minor issue we encountered was the positioning of the backhoe seat. It seemed to be too low and too close to the controls, which could potentially be uncomfortable for some operators. Nevertheless, this is a minor drawback that can be easily adapted to with time and experience. Moreover, customizing the seat for a more comfortable fit is a feasible option.

Despite this minor shortcoming, the overall feel of the TYM 2515 tractor is truly impressive. It boasts a well-balanced design, solid performance, and user-friendly features. As a result, we believe that the 2515 tractor by TYM would be an excellent choice for small vegetable gardeners, homesteaders, and even small-scale logging operations, providing the perfect blend of power, versatility, and ease of use.

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[marklangschwager]

I have the same tractor. Seat modification. 1. Welded another piece of pipe behind the original seat "bolt" pipe mount. Welded pipe to frame at angle support. Gave us approximately 2 1/2 inches back
2. Installed 1 1/2 square tube on the bottom of the seat with multiple holes drilled for finite adjustment. Made a big difference.

[Johnny_come_lately]

I've owned my 2515R shuttle shift for a year. It has done everything I've asked it to do. It'll stand up and get it done, all day everyday.

[dstafford]

Well tony after years of watching you and some other YouTubers and with great consideration I finally broke down and bought a tractor. I'll be getting it delivered this week and I chose the tym t494 hydro. I'll be honest watching your videos and reviews really helped me with my tractor purchase.

[carlosjoelgarcia]

I have the Branson 2515h which I bough late last year. The thing is a beast!! for a 25 horsepower, large frame tractor, I am highly impressed. Glad to see TYM has acquired Branson and kept its originality. Thank you for the fair review.

[RockhillfarmYT]

Nice review. I hope you had a good Easter.

[garymessina]

Great look at the new tractor great video thanks Tony and Tanya

[frfor]

Just got a 2515 with BH. Super Excited!

[jamestrimble]

Awesome. I look forward to seeing you put it to use. I am considering getting the 4215 this year.

[alvinhyman]

Looking at buying a Brandon 2615R with the BH 150. Your video is very informative and I noticed that the greater distance behind the tractor to the pivot point is helpful in what my plans are for the machine.

Thanks for a realistic video!!

[terrymangum]

Enjoyed this review Tony. A nice looking tractor. I am looking forward to seeing it in future videos.

[ericjohnson]

This tractor looks pretty good. Looking forward to see a 3rd function valve installation vid and what it can do with a grapple.

[judypace]

Great review for the tractor. Enjoyed watching it 😊

[tomhaire]

Thank you for this review, this model might just be the winner if I could get a couple of options onto it.

[JoeTheFarmer]

Enjoyed this video! I was able to take a close look at Josh's "little T" tractor when visiting the @stoneyridgefarmer and really liked it! Would be super handy for trenching and planting fruit trees!

[BigelowWoodcraft]

Nice review Tony. I agree the seat needs modifications. That's a very capable tractor with only a 25hp tractor.

[Lackieestatesfarm]

A good quick and easy riser for your seat would be some longer bolts and a couple of lengths of square tubing. Drill the tubing out to mount to the base then drill holes where needed to get the seat back. Quick and easy, and easy to modify to get exactly where you want

[jhut]

Tony, great review. I've been looking at the bigger body also. I'm anxious to see your review on the flail and stump grinder using this tractor. That being said, could you do a future video on which tractor would be best on your farm if you could only have 1 of the 3 tractors. I enjoy your videos, thank you Jim

[Tapthatsugershack]

That's a nice tractor big frame can't wait for u to put it though its paces 😀 and with the red rims makes it look really good rather than the silver rims awesome stuff as always

[johnevans]

I am amazed at what 25 hp will do. The tractor is huge, I would think 25 hp would barely be enough to move the tractor around on level ground but you are digging with a 16 inch bucket and there is no noticeable change in engine RPM's.

[davida.p.]

Very nice tractor! I can definitely see how the seat presents difficulty. I assume the whole seat post is fixed, otherwise I would suggest to move that back some, but I'm guessing it can't. An extension that moves the seat post up and back would be good, if they make one. Hopefully that can be worked out. Thank you for sharing Tony! Appreciate you! 👍