Comparison TYM or ??????

[Eddie1955]

Currently living in Florida, formerly eastern Ky. Currently have an 81 kubota B6200 2wd that I bought to mow, rake and level around my 2.5 acres. I have been researching for the last year to find a 4wd with decent lift on bucket and 3 point and mid mount mower. I I have a large amount of oak trees to to mow around so I have chosen to go sub compact. LS XJ2025, Kioti CK2510, TYM T234 and Kubota BX2380V. I was sold on the Kubota until figuring out that the bucket lift was around 600lbs, rear tires were small. Pass. Priced the other 3 and dug into the specs and reviews. The TYM 234 won out with larger tires, larger frame, better width, 5ft bucket instead of 4ft and $2,000+ less that the others. Should be ready in a few days since it had to be ordered and Ocala Tractor goes above and beyond to make the deal. Let me know what you think of my choice. Again thanks for letting me be a member of this group.

 

[Atchuuu]

Congratulations. Sounds like you found a good tractor.

 

[Jchonline]

As long as you have a good dealer to service it and easy parts availability it should work out well. TYM also owns Branson and makes tractors for many companies.

Have you demoed all of these machines? That would be my only other suggestion.

 

[Eddie1955]

I have been to the dealers of the Kubota and RK but not the others. Mainly been using specs, reviews and photos. TYM dealer is close to 2hrs away is the only bad I can find, I do most of my own mechanic work and the duramax and trailer can take it back to the dealer if needed. Saving close to 3k buys a lot of fuel and I have time since I am retired. Hoping the TYM lives up to it's specs and it does have a good warranty. 90% of its use will probably be mowing and moving things and 10% loader duty.

 

[Citydude]

My dealer is 3 hours away. The only time I've been there is to buy two tractors from him. He always says "see ya when you buy the next one" when I leave his dealership. Don't let two hours define your purchase.

 

[mcfarmall]

Hoping the Kubota lives up to it's specs and it does have a good warranty. 90% of its use will probably be mowing and moving things and 10% loader duty.

So did you buy a TYM or Kubota?...Post #1 says you bought a TYM, post #4 says Kubota.

 

[Atchuuu]

So did you buy a TYM or Kubota?...Post #1 says you bought a TYM, post #4 says Kubota.

Yeah, confused myself. Let us know how it goes.

 

[Eddie1955]

So did you buy a TYM or Kubota?...Post #1 says you bought a TYM, post #4 says Kubota.

Sorry I own an old Kubota and was about to buy a new one but read the fine print and realized the specs I got was breakout of pins not an actual lifting capacity. I bought the TYM T234 and it should be delivered any day now. The TYM was far ahead in lifting and tire size and 3k cheaper.

 

[LS Tractor Owner]

You were able to buy a TYM T234 for 3K less than the LS XJ2025 or the CK2510? I need the phone number of that dealer. I'll drive the 1500 miles to go get one...

Either way, congrats on getting a tractor!

 

[Eddie1955]

You were able to buy a TYM T234 for 3K less than the LS XJ2025 or the CK2510? I need the phone number of that dealer. I'll drive the 1500 miles to go get one...

Either way, congrats on getting a tractor!

Manufacturers of these smaller tractors are very strick about advertisement of thier products trying to prevent price wars and other complications I guess. Bottom line there is a substantial markup so shop around and find the best deal on either brand then use it for a little leverage. If they don't want to deal then they shouldn't be your dealer.