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Yes, that is a early 4cylinder 4000 tractor, basically like a 861. The later 1965 4000's were 3 cylinder engines.

You will not make any money with the trailer. Everybody thinks you can do it for fuel money if that. Don't lend it out either because when you need it they will tell you that they need at the same time. I don't let my 14,000 lb trailer go without me and my pickup. A $100 minimum for twenty mile...

I lost $638 for using it for 27 months but the new tractors went up in price and getting three steps in HP is what costs.

The MT357 was delivered yesterday. Looks to be the same as the MT342, but has a different front axle and Cat 2 - 3 point. I will have to wait to try the 57 because the is no snow on the ground or in the forecast.

I thought you were going to say something about me. Some times I can fall into that category!

Here is the MT 342

I finally decided to trade my MT342 for a MT357. I needed a little more power when using a 72" front-mount snow-blower. I have close to a forty an half of road to clean out. I believe that the dealer did a very reasonable trade. The MT342 is like new yet. Only has 128 hrs.

I just talked to TYM Dealer today and told me that every manufacturer that sells in the US has to have tier four emissions from 26HP and up, so I would like to know this stuff comes from?

I called a TYM Dealer today and asked him about a TYM T574 tractor. He told me that they do have tier four emissions. Can not get a mid-mount pto either for a front-mount snow-blower. Have to go with a self-contained snow-blower powered from the rear pto. The cab is also 97.5" high, will not fit...

Check one of your remote valves. I believe it would be the one that has the detent in it. That happened to me this brush hogging. I was just going to unhook the brush cutter and take it to the Dealer. I then noticed that the remote valve was pushed. No more problem.

I have a LS MT342 with 6 Ft front mount blower, At my home driveway that is about an eighty foot horse shoe, the tractor works great, but I have property seven miles from the house and that is about a forty and a half long with a big open field on the north side that likes to drift in. When I...

Yes, it is bent. I bent mine also just like that. I straightened it out with a press and added another half inch plate on it.

It has a turbo already.

The problem is this driveway is on some property that is seven miles from the house. I drive the tractor to the property and then back to the house. The driveway is level.

I have a MT342 with the Hyro Transmission. A six foot front-mount snowblower is on it. I have a driveway that is over a quarter mile long to clean out. The Dealer said that the 42 horse would be big enough, but I think that I should have went with the 57 Hp. I blow with the hydro in the Mid...