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Platinum Member
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Moyie Springs, Idaho and Kalispell, Montana
Posts: 996
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Wow, the new programs on the 233 and 273 are incredible. If you have been looking at the TYM 23hp or 27hp you may want to pull the trigger now. For a T233 with loader at right about $11,000 or T273 with loader at about $12,000 you can't go wrong.
Thanks, Maka |
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Veteran Member
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Pasco, Washington
Posts: 1,011
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At that price TYM is dumping tractors on the market at near cost. My guess is to move equipment sitting in warehouses. Cant sell at cost and stay in business so I wouldnt expect it to last for long for good or bad. I wouldn’t twiddle my thumbs…..
Buck
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Bronze Member
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Elysburg, PA
Posts: 79
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Figuring the backhoe costs $4500, that's about 3 thousand cheaper than I paid for mine back in June of 07. Figures, took me 5 years to buy one and they drop 3 grand 6 months after I buy. Pretty much on par with everything else I buy. That money would have bought some nice attachments.
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Silver Member
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Nebraska
Posts: 175
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Don't feel too bad. I can confirm that at least 1 of the TYM dealers is the United States are not giving the better pricing. Fortunately the other one close to me is. Trying to close the deal on a T273 w/loader by end of Feb.
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Silver Member
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Cleveland, Ohio
Posts: 226
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I just spoke w/ a dealer around Cleveland. He said they are scrach and dent models. Apparently stuff that has been out at dealers, but the dealers probably dropped TYM and sent the tractors back. All less than 10 hours on them, and come w/ a 3 year warranty (i guess the 5 year would not apply?).
I was quoted under 13k for a T273, loader AND TYM built MMM. That sounds like quite a steal. The only draw back for me was that these came only w/ R4 tires. R3's would be extra. That sounds like a rediculously good deal. I can't find where anyone has had any real problems w/ the TYM tractors. Other than the lack of dealer availability, any issues? I may just pull the trigger on one of these. |
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Platinum Member
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Moyie Springs, Idaho and Kalispell, Montana
Posts: 996
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I order my T233's and T273's directly from TYM, delivered in a enclosed truck trailer and washed and shined with about 1 hour on them. They are new, new, new and not scratch and dent. I don't know what type of stuff the dealer is telling you but out here we are selling them like mad and they are advertising these prices in Capital Press (an ag publication).
I know all the dealer in our area like ID, MT, Wa. Or. Ca. etc. sell them for $10,995.00 for the 233 w/loader and $11,995.00 for the T273 w/loader. I happen to know that what was happening out here was Kubota was advertising heavily the BX series in the high 11K range. TYM wants to be extremely competitive and made a move to grow market share by selling a much better spec'd tractor at a much better price. I can report that in Jan. alone our sales of those two models equaled all of last years sales of those two models. It has been a great success for the dealers as well as TYM as far as I am being told. Thanks, Maka |
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