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Reesink’s small tractor range grows

Reesink’s small tractor range grows

7 Mar 2019

Reesink Turfcare’s range of small tractors just got bigger with the introduction of the nimble TYM T194. 

With the agility of a mower and the additional features and practicality of a small tractor, the T194 adds a completely new dimension to the TYM range. 

The T194 joins the popular subcompact TS25 to bring customers who don’t need a larger framed mid-duty model but need the most amount of power, productivity, versatility and efficiency one compact package can offer, more choice.  

TYM sales manager Steven Haynes says: “We’re responding to customer demand by adding another small product to our range of tractors. It appears customers, predominantly those with large gardens or small estates, and contractors, caravan parks and many sports venues, want a powerful option in a compact package. When it comes to towing, moving and maintenance tasks, these tractors are more than capable.” 

Designed to appeal to customers looking to more commercial alternative to the ride on lawn mower and those wanting a small multi–purpose product, the T194 takes this to the next level and more. TYM had simplicity and practicality in mind when designing the T194 and because of this they have equipped it with features which customers are sure to appreciate, such as a powerful dual range HST transmission which includes the fatique busting “auto throttle” system which conveniently links the HST pedal to the engine throttle. 

A simple and easy to understand dash panel is fitted to give the operator an overview of all of the tractor’s functions. In addition, TYM has worked on the overall control layout on this new model to ensure the tractor is easy to use with all key controls falling neatly to hand.  

The T194 is equipped as standard with a 54-inch mid-mounted deck, with cutting heights from one to four inches. Mowing heights can be adjusted from the operator’s seat via the onboard height–of–cut lever which is easy and intuitive to set. 

In addition, the T194 can also be specified with a front loader, further enhancing the uses for this small but powerful machine.  

For customers looking to do more, the tractor has been equipped with category one three–point linkage and 540 rpm rear PTO which allows for numerous rear–mounted attachments to be fitted and enabling it to be used for other tasks such as sweeping and aerating, leading Steven to say: “The T194 is a true all–season machine.” 

Increasing the power in Reesink’s small tractor offering is the TS25. Upping the ante from 19hp in the T194 to 25hp in the TS25, the TS25 has been appealing to a similar audience as the new T194 for a few years now, delivering all the benefits of the T194 but with more power. With a hydraulic lift capacity of 600kg, it’s renowned for delivering superb value and outstanding performance. An optional front loader and mid–deck further increases its versatility opening it up to many more applications. 

Steven concludes: “Reesink brought TYM to the UK market because its tractors deliver enhanced performance and engineering excellence. These smaller tractors are no exception to that. They provide our customers an effective but compact solution for their turf maintenance needs.” 

www.reesinkturfcare.co.uk

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