25hp tractor- TYM or LS?

[perryjosh64]

Folks I’m in the research phase of getting a new tractor hopefully next year. Would be a 25 hp +/- tractor with front end loader for general homestead use. Looking at the TYM 2515H vs LS MT226E but also a couple of their smaller models (TYM25 or LS MT225). Any experience with these models or recommendations between TYM and LS brands appreciated.

 

[Muhammad]

Both solid choices.

Check the owner reviews for each in our database:

https://tractorbynet.com/forums/db/tym.46

https://tractorbynet.com/forums/db/ls-tractor.83

 

[spruce Deere]

Been real happy with my '20 XR3140H LS

Hard to pick a 'bad' tractor so.....

Pick a tractor that best suits your needs, an honest dealer you can rely on for support if need be.

 

[anomad]

I think #Muhammad had a spell check malfunction and meant "search".

 

[Torvy]

I think #Muhammad had a spell check malfunction and meant "search".

Maybe. He's been at this so long, tractors are like Church to him.

 

[Torvy]

More to the question at hand. The biggest difference that is sometimes overlooked between those two brands is that the TYM models lift higher than their LS peers. I know when I was looking the LS that was closest to my TYM lifted 12" shorter.

Lift capacity is listed to max height, so a lower max height also means less lift capacity through the lift curve.

Other than that, they seem to be fairly close. Find the one that suits you with a dealer that values your time and money.

 

[jyoutz]

I would choose based on local dealer support. Do they stock parts, or do they have to order everything when needed? Do they have a full service shop for warranty repairs? How do they treat prospective customers?

 

[mulitweed]

Folks I’m in the research phase of getting a new tractor hopefully next year. Would be a 25 hp +/- tractor with front end loader for general homestead use. Looking at the TYM 2515H vs LS MT226E but also a couple of their smaller models (TYM25 or LS MT225). Any experience with these models or recommendations between TYM and LS brands appreciated.

where u located , ? a neighbor of mine had a tym here in north dakota he got rid of it tractor dint like the cold

 

[uphere]

I have had 3 LS tractors (including a Montana) and if you do your scheduled maintenance, give it a nice covered home (if you can) and treat it as if its a small tractor and not a bulldozer they should serve you well.