Playing on the TYM T25 before the cold winter

Its late October and we got some unexpected warm weather here in Northern Lower Michigan. I am going to get a few extra things done around the Little Creek Cottage before the cold weather gets here. Mostly just wanted a little more tractor therapy before it put up for the winter.
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[@denisedevault2793]

Thanks for all your hard work on the property this year! Looking forward to the spring weather to get here already.

[@Devaultfl]

Thanks for all your help my love

[@frankceasar317]

very impressive tractor this size can do all that!

[@Devaultfl]

It is a purchase that I do not regret. Sometimes I have to remember just how capable it really is. It seems like you could lift about anything, but in reality you have to use a little common sense and not overload it.

[@donaldstrishock3923]

Sure glad to see that you INSTANTLY put the ROPS up! This may give you plenty of time in life to read&throughly understand the Operator's Manuals. This is sure a "snazzy" little tractor. I like just about everything about it,BUT l just cant bring myself to buy a tractor of this size & price with ONLY a measlely 2 speed hydrostatic transmission. There are a few "rigs" out there about the same price with 3range transmissions, but "trade-off" in other areas. Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio and happy safe tractoring. Best wishes with all your endeavours.

[@Devaultfl]

I can see a mid range speed being very helpful, and even a necessity for a lot of people. When I was buying, it wasn't even a factor in my decision. Our place isn't very big, so low speed is really all that have ever needed. It was between the TYM, Kubota, with a Kioti as a distant third choice for me. I could not get past the "Treadle Pedal" on the Kubota, and still to this day can't stand them. And I could not find a Kioti dealer that would even return a phone call or email. With 2 TYM dealers near both my properties, and the tractor having all the options that I wanted, It was a pretty easy decision for me. As they say, that is why Baskin Robins makes 31 flavors. I have put almost 200 hours on it over this last Summer and Fall, with no complaints so far. Hopefully you will find exactly what you are looking for as well. Thanks for watching. Have a great day.

[@donaldstrishock3923]

@@Devaultfl This is a very enlightening group of comments. My "trak-tor quest" continues to find the BEST( they are all good-if paid for& offer trouble-free LONG service). I have 3 dealers with 4 varieties within 10 miles, so l am Always "cruising out" looking at the "Trak-tors". With 4 tractors in the "fleet" they needs their "parts & accessories". I had your loader ( a L85) to retrofit to a 1988 Massey-Ferguson 1020 21 hp 3 range hydrostatic 2 WD 1600hr Tractor, but without "MASSIVE Modifications " the idea was scraped & brought back. The "idea" was to keep the L85 loader assembly "in-tacke" to use later on a purchase of a RK25 "IF" they( manufacturer) would upgrade the unit to at least a "THREE SPEED" hydo unit or better yet a 8×8 Gear-drive. A Branson 2510 is the closest choice, as is a kubota B 2601 or a kioti Cs2510. Have two bigger tractors ( sometimes TOO Big)a 2017 Kubota MX5200 shuttle shift(8×8) 54 hp TLB with 925hours,a 2017 Massey-Ferguson 1736m power-shuttle T&L 36hp12×12 with a "measly" 125 hours( its a "cream-puff CADILLAC of a compact. , but still 85% as big as the "kubogy" without the backhoe. Sure glad the "acquisition's" happened before the "2020-2022 Twack-tor-itis took a-hold and "sky-rocketed" prices. So the "Quest" continues for #5.Best wishes with all your endeavours Sir. Hopefully your tractor will serve you well & ease your burdens.

[@thomashanan1996]

Bonfires but no marshmallows? Enjoyed the video…. Thanks…

[@Devaultfl]

LOL. I save those for the hardwood. Thanks for watching and have a great day.

[@lexiedevault8788]

👍🏼

[@Canyaoutty1111]

What did you spray on the brush to start the fire?

[@Devaultfl]

Diesel fuel