The plain-spec Series 5: a Yanmar 3.3-litre four on a ROPS platform, sold on the argument that you should not pay for premium extras. It is the only Series 5 TYM without a cab and the only one geared for work rather than road speed.
As published by the maker
On the price: Neither this maker nor any dealer reachable from here publishes a bare-tractor price for this model — every listing found either says “call for price” or bundles a loader. That is how this brand sells, so expect to get a number by asking a dealer rather than by looking it up.
Lift figures are the maker's and are quoted at whichever point the maker chose; the about page explains why two loaders with the same number do not lift the same pallet.
Comes with
From owner discussion and long-term write-ups
Cross-shopped against
Same brand or same size, nearest in price
TYM
Where the ex-Branson line stops being a compact: a wet-clutch power shuttle, a Cat II hitch rated 4,409 lb, four loader valves and two rear remotes as standard, and 18.1 in of ground clearance. The BL350 loader's 3,437 lb pivot-pin rating is the highest figure TYM publishes under 70 hp.
Spec sheet & owner notes
TYM
Deutz power and a cab as standard equipment, with 62.7 hp reaching the PTO out of 68 at the flywheel - a 92 percent driveline figure that almost nothing else in this catalog matches. TYM sells it as the renamed T654, and the two are the same tractor.
Spec sheet & owner notes
TYM
Largest tractor TYM sells under 105 hp, and the one that carries the range's heaviest hitch at 5,115 lb. The Deutz TCD 2.9 delivers 67.1 hp to the PTO out of 74.3, and the cab and a 16 x 16 creeper-interlock box come as standard.
Spec sheet & owner notes