TYM Tractors:
Compact Power, Big Value, and Real-World Versatility.

Who is TYM?

TYM (formerly Tongyang Moolsan) has been building equipment for decades and rebranded to TYM to reflect its global focus.

A key differentiator is TYM’s emphasis on feature-forward tractors at a strong value, with models designed for property owners, landscapers, small farms, and commercial users.

TYM also works with major component/engine brands as part of its broader manufacturing ecosystem (examples TYM highlights include Yanmar, ISEKI, Deutz, and HD Hyundai Infracore).

Understanding TYM tractor sizes (Series 1–6)

TYM organizes tractors into series to make it easier to match a machine to the work. In recent lineup updates, TYM standardized series definitions (sub-compact through utility) to better reflect real-world applications.

Here’s the simplest way to think about it:

• Series 1–2: Sub-Compact – Great for property maintenance, mowing, light material handling, gardens, and tight spaces.
  
• Series 3–4: Compact – More weight, more lift, more hydraulic capability for heavier mowing, driveway work, and bigger loader tasks.
  
• Series 5: Compact Utility – Stepping into more “professional” use: higher horsepower and performance for heavier implements and productivity.
  
• Series 6: Utility – Higher-horsepower tractors designed for bigger operations and heavier-duty work.

What jobs are TYM tractors great for?

In construction + landscaping (and the day-to-day work we see around Central Mississippi), TYM tractors commonly shine at:

• Mowing & brush cutting (finish mower or rotary cutter/brush hog)
  
• Driveway and gravel maintenance (box blade, land plane, rear blade)
  
• Land clearing & cleanup (grapple, forks, bucket work)
  
• Material handling (pallet forks, bale spear, bucket)
• Garden & food plot prep (tiller, disc, seeder, spreader)
• Trenching / digging (backhoe on compatible models)

The “right” tractor comes down to matching tractor weight + hydraulics + lift to the work—not just horsepower.

Attachments: where a tractor earns its keep

A tractor becomes a true “multi-tool” when you pair it with the right implements.

Front-end loaders are usually the first add-on because they multiply what you can do on day one. TYM describes a loader as lift arms plus interchangeable attachments (bucket, forks, bale spear, etc.), with hydraulic power doing the lifting and control.

Common attachments:

• Bucket + pallet forks for material handling (most popular combo)
  
• Grapple for brush, logs, and storm cleanup
  
• Rotary cutter for field edges and overgrowth
  
• Box blade / land plane for roads and driveways
• Tiller for gardens and food plots
• Backhoe for digging projects (great for property owners)

Pro tip: If you want a grapple or 4-in-1 bucket, ask about third-function hydraulics. For example, TYM’s T25 sub-compact highlights a third-function hydraulic valve/installation kit to expand attachment capability.

Comfort and operator-friendly features

You don’t need a “big ag” tractor to get modern conveniences. Some TYM models put a lot of focus on operator experience—controls, ergonomics, visibility, and small features that make long days easier.Example: the T25 (Series 2, sub-compact) is positioned as a small tractor with modern operator amenities (like device charging and connectivity features) and an ergonomic operator layout.
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On the larger compact/compact-utility side, TYM highlights options like cab configurations and tech features depending on model and region.

(Note: available features can vary by model and region.)

Warranty basics

Warranty can be a big part of the value equation - especially if you’re buying your first tractor.

TYM’s warranty details include:

• 3000 hours: Maximum coverage period for parts and labor on drivetrains
  
• 12-months: Warranty perid for impliments, including loaders and backhoes
  
• Up to 2 years: or 2000 hours, bumper-to-bumper warranty
  

How to choose the right TYM tractor (fast checklist)

Which model should you get?

• Acreage + terrain: flat vs hilly, wet ground, woods vs open field
  
• Top 3 jobs: mowing? loader work? land clearing? driveway maintenance?
  
• Must-have attachments: loader, mower type, grapple, backhoe, etc.
  
• How you’ll transport it: trailer capacity, gate widths, storage
  
• Comfort preferences: HST vs shuttle, cab vs open station, joystick, etc.
  

If you tell us those answers, we can recommend a TYM size class (sub-compact vs compact vs compact utility) and then match you to the best model and loader/implement setup.

Financing options

Padget Machinery works with several lenders to help you get the best deal possible.

Some financing options are based on tractor models. Here are a few that are being offered for March 2026:

• Models T224, 2400, or 2610:
  .000% for 84 months. Estimated payment per month is $119.05 (per 10k)
  
• Models T224, T254, 2400, T25, or 2610:
  0.00% for 60 months; Estimated monthly payment: $166.67 (per 10k)
  1.99% for 72 months; Estimated monthly payment: $147.46 (per 10k)
  2.99% for 84 months; Estimated monthly payment: $132.09 (per 10k)
  4.99% for 120 months; Estimated monthly payment: $106.02 (per 10k)
  
• Models 2515, T574, T494, T474, T3025, T4058, T5068, or T5075:
  0.99% for 60 months; Estimated monthly payment: $170.89 (per 10k)
  1.99% for 72 months; Estimated monthly payment: $147.46 (per 10k)
  2.99% for 84 months; Estimated monthly payment: $132.09 (per 10k)
  4.99% for 120 months; Estimated monthly payment: $106.02 (per 10k)
  

If you tell us those answers, we can recommend a TYM size class (sub-compact vs compact vs compact utility) and then match you to the best model and loader/implement setup.

Ready to learn more about TYM tractors?

Padget Machinery can help you size the right tractor and build the right package (tractor + loader + implements) for what you’re actually trying to get done.

Call us to request a quote or to get a recommendation based on your acreage and job requirements.