Well, I took the plunge and wrote the check today! I just could not pass up the deal for this tractor. Also got a 6' Hog, BB and Pallet Forks. Supposed to be delivered today. And while I really love the tractor, what really sold me was the dealership. These folks have just been a pleasure to deal with. Its a Family owned and run dealership, in business for 32 years, (also a Mahindra dealer) and extremely knowlegdeable about their products. They have been helpful and patient with me through this process (unlike some other dealerships I visited). Anyway thanks for all the help & advice to everyone who posted.
Price Check T433 price check
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wincher
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Great news! Put some hours on it and then give us the full details and pictures if you have that ability. I am curious about how the bucket control lever works for you. I am a little on the short size and felt like i had to lean fwd to push it all the way down. Congrats again and i will be waiting to hear how much you love it.
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Pics - definitely. Sweet machine! 
Has anyone else noticed the discrepancies in the specs for the T433 on the TYM site? They have it listed as a 31 gross and 24 PTO hp tractor. Is that correct? I know the Max. Flow gpm on the hydraulics is not right. Just wondering if the hp is not right and what else isn't correct . The displacement of the engine is more than the 451 and 14 hp less in the specs.
I have emailed them about the specs but not received a reply or noticed any changes. I'd like to get one but with the downturn in the economy I'm holding pat until I'm sure the job situation is a little more solid. Also, does the 433 have any aux hydraulic hookups? Doesn't say on the specs.
Stan
I have emailed them about the specs but not received a reply or noticed any changes. I'd like to get one but with the downturn in the economy I'm holding pat until I'm sure the job situation is a little more solid. Also, does the 433 have any aux hydraulic hookups? Doesn't say on the specs.
Stan
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Stan, in post #8, Maka who is a dealer for TYM said that they come with remotes, among many other items that are extras on some of the other brands. You will find that there is a lot of info to be had here at TBN.
ToolcatWonka5610
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The Dealer I went to wanted about that for a 603 with a Cab and a Loader. Boy, those Cabed ones are nice! You got like 10 heat and air vents. A radio with 4 surrounding speakers. For $25,000! What a deal! I may have to tell my Dad to buy this one.
wincher
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Been some time since we have herd from you hopefully you have been out having a great time on your machine. Stop by and give us all the details.
Hello all,
Sorry that I have not been back to update on this machine, but work has dominated my time lately. Not complaining as I am glad to have it during these times. That being said, I only have about 15 hrs on the machine so far, but I love it. I'm hoping that with the time changing, I will be able to rack up some serious time on it this spring, as the wife has all kinds of projects in mind.
So far have done some hogging (busted the hogs shear pin 30 minutes in, but dealer told me I would as it came with a Cat 2 bolt - he advised to replace with a Cat 5 bolt, which I did and no problems since), moved some rocks, round bales, pulled up t-posts, etc. I am amazed at all you can do with a FEL. The 433 seems to have enough power to do just about anything I need. The only issue I've had is the weight on the rear end. While trying to lift the round bales and rocks, the rear end wanted to come off ground, but I hooked up the bb for some weight and had no problems. The FEL seemed to be under no strain at all.
The tractor has been very comfortable to operate and my wife says I have this grin on my face every time I'm on it. Wincher, you asked about the position of the FEL control lever - for me (average heght) its seems to be in the perfect place.
All in all, I'm very pleased with my choice and just need more time in the day to play.
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I am amazed at all you can do with a FEL. The 433 seems to have enough power to do just about anything I need. The only issue I've had is the weight on the rear end. While trying to lift the round bales and rocks, the rear end wanted to come off ground, but I hooked up the bb for some weight and had no problems. The FEL seemed to be under no strain at all.
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Get those back tires filled and you will not have those problems any longer. If it were me, I would fill front and back tires, every little bit helps.