TYM T574H vs. T474H Tractor Comparison | What tractor is right for you?

In this video we discuss the differences between the TYM T474 T494 and T574 tractors.

It’s difficult to tell the size difference between these tractors just looking at photos so we placed them side by side to make it easy.

UTS Equipment Company wants to ensure you are informed, whether it's your first time purchase or you are upgrading your tractor, we layout all the pros and cons of each model so you can make the best purchase decision and be happy for years to come. Here we go over comparing the differences between these two Kukje powered TYM Tractors, our examples today are the TYM T574H and the T474H.

These tractors compare in size to the John Deere 3 and 4 series, the MX and Grand L Kubota as well as the MT3 by LS Tractors and the NS series by Kioti.

TYM T474, T494 and T574 diesel tractor Branson 3515, 4215, 3520, 4820, 5520, 5835 Kukje A1700 A2300

[SabineRiverValley]

I’m liking these videos! Just straight up information rather than a sales pitch is nice to see.

[brandonschudlich]

Great video... I was informed my 574HC arrived on Saturday then I seen your video just pop up.. I did a LOT of research on TYM, KUBOTA, KIOTI and LS... TYM won in every aspect by quite a bit.. I was super torn about the 574 or the 474... Until i sat in them both... Immediately the 474 was considerably CRAMPED... The 574 is damn near the size of a two man hunting blind... The only thing I like on Kioti vs TYM was the amount of gpm hydraulic pressure they had.. Kubota I couldn't get past the stupid pedal and then.... The price tag for paint that faded after two years.. The LS... was comparable in so many ways it was almost a twin. However.. The bucket reach was considerably less, the price was considerably more, the cab was quite smaller and the noise was VERY much noticeably louder. Also.. Rear remotes were add ons at a considerable price tag along with a third function.. Thanks for the video Admir, keep them coming...

[srsatlaf]

I recently compared a T474C and T574C in person. I am leaning to the T474C adding a 2nd rear remote and third function on the front for economic reasons as I don't feel I will need the extra lift capacity of the 3 series. Your comment on using the the accessibility of the second remote lever is causing me to rethink that decision. It would have been a good visual if you had shown that area while you were discussing it. A lot of great information to consider though. Loved your video on the benefits of the simpler mechanical TYM engine vs other brand engines with more electronics.

[JB-]

Thank you for the detailed breakdown, especially between the 494 vs 574, that’s what I was curious about.

[Mountaintoptractor]

I make allot of videos on my channel of my 574. I chose a 574 because of the turbo, living at 7, 500' in elevation makes the turbo or lack of turbo very noticeable. Great machine.

[jamesa]

The exact three tractors I am considering...this was very helpful. I do see some folks questioning whether hydrostatic transmissions will hold up to heavier plowing and the like...I would have never even worried about that until seeing a few posts about it, so maybe it is an issue vs shuttles.

[ericjohnson]

I would like to see a 2515 vs 474 vid.
Also hydrostatic vs shuttle demo.
And please include approximate pricing.

[Davealiveinunrealtimes]

I was looking at 2515 but wanted a cab so next 3515ch but better deal on 4815CH because TYM BRANSON color mix.if this model is discounted is there enough similarities between these models to keep the 4815 running long-term thinking the others models more popular

[wpwp]

This guy did a good job. I will subscribe because I was impressed.

[jhofster]

I have a T474 and all I do when I’m running the remotes is lift up the right arm rest and they’re easily accessible.

[ryanfxrh]

Honestly I wish I had both lol love my 474 but sometimes I have to move some heavy stuff and the 474 just don’t quite have the weight to move stuff without adding a lot of weight on the rear end and then I’m scared I’m gonna break something. But it definitely has the power.