Torvy
Super Member
That model is also sold through Rural King as the RK55.
I have its cousin the 574H with a few more hours. It's about the same frame, but uses the TYM engine instead of the Yanmar.
I have its cousin the 574H with a few more hours. It's about the same frame, but uses the TYM engine instead of the Yanmar.
gorj
Member
I have a 2024 T574C with about 70 hours on it. It is an unusual TYM because it has a Cummins engine. Things I have issues with is a bad o-ring in the fuel filter and a coolant hose leaking on the water pump. For the last year the DPF light flashes all the time for no reason, but I think that is due to the type of engine or I have or a software glitch. The dealer did not seem to be concerned about it, so neither am I. I use mine to brush hog so I every time I do that I clean the screen in front of the radiator. If you do not do that it will over heat especially if you are using the AC. I am careful about keeping things lubed, especially the FEL. I keep a 50/50 antifreeze water mixture in my tires for extra weight. It helps a bunch when moving heavy tree limbs with my forks and moving dirt, etc. with my bucket. Last Fall the rear wiper stopped working. Dealer told me that the electrics on the tractor are only covered for one year so I have not repaired that yet. One of the big selling points for the TYM is the five year warranty. Personally, I think that is a bunch of BS! My TYM has done everything I have wanted it to do. I hope it continues to do that. I have a 30 year old John Deere with a backhoe that still works well. So I hope the TYM will give that kind of service.
DynamicD
Silver Member
Actually most of the TYM line up uses the A series Cummins. They are nice due to lack of computers. very user freindly to work on.
If you are not getting a beep noise with the DPF light then it might just need a reset. I will try to attach those directions. That will reset the light.
