Why So Much Hate For TYM Tractors

We get a lot of comments. Lately, we are getting so much hate, that I felt I had to say something. @TYMNA

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[clifford]

They GIVE them out like candy to YouTubers, but wont lift a finger to help a disabled veteran struggling to get by. Thats why i don't place an oz of trust to YouTubers.

[JoeTheFarmer]

I don't shop price anymore, I shop VALUE. How far can our family make our money go...that is the goal. TYM has done a great job building tools that make the job easier and the equipment affordable. Great video brother. Proof is in the work and hours you have put in. That has been a great machine. God Bless!

[qconard]

There's a lot of misinformation out there. I love my T25! It was assembled in Rome GA, and I bought it from a small dealer. In my journey of looking for a tractor for our small homestead, I was looking at JD, Kubota, and to be honest, I couldn't afford them. Most homesteaders are probably in the same boat. I'm happy with my machine. It does exactly what I need it to do. TYM is doing a lot of the right things out here, and I hope that never changes. Thank you, Tony, for always putting the right information out there for us! God Bless!

[RockhillfarmYT]

Preach brother.

Just baled 40 acres with my TYM 574

[tarzan]

Thank Tony! I got my TYM 2515H few weeks ago thanks to your honest leadership. It is a the property and ready to help with the reforestation with Longleaf pines in Georgia.

[larryroberts]

Seems like people draw more joy from hating than focusing on the positive. I have the T25, unfortunately I had an issue after only 5 hours of use. Both the local dealer and TYM get and A+ in correcting the problem. They came and picked it up, openly communicated what happened, fixed the issue and had the tractor back at my place in a little over a week. Now I could focus on the negative and had a fit over having to deal with a one in a million issue but instead there was so much good about how the dealer and TYM it all added up to just a little inconvenience. Choose Joy People.

[gguilliams]

I have a BAD BOY tractor made by TYM. I have owned it about a year now, I have had zero problems. I have about 150 hours on it so far. I do not farm but have used the tractor for many different things. It has performed beyond my expectations. TYM is a good solid tractor.

[RealJeep]

Well, I'm not sponsored by TYM, they didn't give me a tractor to try nor did I know anything about TYM before I bought it. I bought my T-25 three years ago and absolutely love it. Yeah, I wish it was USA made but I couldn't afford a green tractor nor did I want to buy proprietary green tractor implements, TYM uses skid steer universal implements. If it were a communist Chinese tractor you wouldn't catch within 100 feet of one. Only the blindly ignorant say crap like that. I'll put my T25 up against ANY 25 HP tractor on the market, bar none.

[jeffsinnaeve]

I am with you, Tony. Our T25 is 2 years old and has served us well, a real workhorse. It does everything we need it to following the reasonable upfront price. I also have to give a big shoutout to our local dealer, Badger Marine in Nekoosa, WI, for the extraordinary service they've provided for us - routine service along with one warranty matter resulting from an issue with the wiring harness; they identified an electrical gremlin and ultimately replaced the wiring harness to resolve. It is a great machine and was the best choice for us.

[scarbunker]

Tony I ended up buying a T264 after watching your videos. I have pushed it through 2 Maine winters, mowing 5 acres, maintaining our drive ways, bush hogging, moving rocks, and much more. I have not been easy on it and it has only broke 1 time and it was my fault not the tractor. It is a little beast.

[BENNHENDRICKS]

I like Korea, served there a year. The people were nothing but great people. Your right they are a huge ally, not only by military but they have a lot of factory’s here. By me in clarksville there’s several Hankook, LG, And some smaller ones. Meanwhile everyone’s favorite company, just sent a bunch of jobs to Mexico. I’ll never understand those who put an American name over American jobs.

[Mike-rxg]

Great video Tony. I still have my 2501 Kubota and was a solid Kubota fanboy. However, when the time came to step up in capability I shopped but with a bias toward Kubota. I settled on a T474 with a cab. Your channel and the others introduced me to TYM so I checked out my closest dealer asked some questions and bought. To equip a Kubota with TYM’s standard equipment made the price difference over 20k. I just couldn’t justify not going with TYM. I wanted 3rd function and the dealer got it, installed it and delivered my tractor in less than a week. I couldn’t be happier. I just had the 50 hr service done and looking forward to some seat time tomorrow. I think I’m about to find out about the much heralded Kubota resell value. Keep up the good work, love your channel.

[thinde]

Bought a T25 a couple years ago because of your channel and I love it. Props to TYM for understanding YouTube is a great play for marketing too.

[PeeksPeakHobbyHomestead]

Good stuff, Tony! TYM has my attention. They obviously are making a competitive tractor and it looks to me like the best value on the market right now. 👊

[aaronburford]

Thanks for standing up for your tractors company! very informative!

[Daniel_Patin]

I agree 100% with what you said. I own a cab 494 and it is a work horse. I put it through the rough south Louisiana swamp at our deer lease. Dealer support is awesome. I only had one issue with a leaking front axle seal and I believe I caused it. Nothing major but dealer took care of it. I truly believe TYM will be a major tractor brand in years to come in North America. Keep making good videos Tony. You are a good honest man.

[davidt-the-mortgage-farmer]

Grew up in the tobacco fields of NC. First "real" job was at the local JD dealer (NC) and i have some of my fondest memories working for that family that were (at the time) the largest JD dealer in NC and once of the largest in the Southeast. I feel bad for hard working people getting caught up in the backlash. On to the point... I own an orange tractor and love it. But I am very aware that MANY brands can serve you well and that includes blue, orange, red, green, Maybe even yellow... Before believing the fabricated stories, educate yourself. Love my orange tractor, but they made a DUD a few yrs ago (BX) Love the green, but it costs more "green" to own.

Thanks for the honest monologue, Tony.

[joeberry]

I loved the information and IMO, totally relevant. Never was familiar with the brand as none are around Houston. I had a NH tc30 for 15 years and really loved the little guy, but as it aged, it showed how cheaply it was built. Upgraded to a green 3032 and I have never looked back. The fenders, ick plastic, they were good steel on the NH, a good asset with trees and brush as you stated. The build between the 2 are night and day. The only other option was orange as other brands here all moved out of Houston. I would the join the Tym group but none here and I won't drive 100 miles for anything. Not many hobby farms left here as everything is industrial. I love to see the vlogs from all of the Tym YouTube groups and learning about new products. To me, the dealer support is #1 and I have that with the green, I had that with the NH, but they bailed out and went orange, sad. There seem to be a lot of other tractors, Branson, Massey, zetor, summit, Mahindra, LS, acco, but none are around me. As always, love your devotion to the cause and keep rolling that beautiful bean footage.

[davidcorless]

I DON'T HAVE A TRACTOR, BUT I HAVE USED MANY DIFFERENT TRACTORS IN MY DAY, AND I LOVE THE TYM TRACTORS , I REALLY WISH I HAD A 2515 TYM TRACTOR AS I HAVE A SMALL PROPERTY JUST WEST OF BRISBANE IN QLD AUSTRALIA, ALL THE VERY BEST TO YOU AND YOUR LOVELY WIFE TANYA AND GIZMO.

[HeartofaHandyman]

Just had a repair on a motor mount had to be ordered. It was three days ordered in and repaired. While here they told me that I needed some front bearings. They ordered and repaired in weeks time.