TYM Series-4 Compact Tractor
T4058PC

The TYM T4058PC is the most capable tractor in TYM’s Series 4 lineup, and it arrives at Legacy Tractors ready to work. With 58 gross horsepower from a 4-cylinder TYM T2300T1-UTC_4 turbocharged diesel, a Power Shuttle transmission with D-Clutch, a 3,437-lb loader lift capacity, and a 4,409-lb Category 2 three-point hitch — this machine punches well above its compact-utility class in nearly every measurable category.

What sets the T4058PC apart from every other tractor in this horsepower range is its engine architecture. TYM engineered the T2300T1-UTC_4 to meet Tier 4 Final emissions standards without a Diesel Particulate Filter and without a DEF tank. That means zero regen cycles. Zero DEF refills. Zero mid-job interruptions. You start it. You work. You shut it off. That’s the machine.

The T4058PC is built for buyers who have outgrown the 40–50 HP range and need a machine that can move serious material, handle heavy three-point implements, and run all day without a screen telling them to pull over and wait. The 15.32-gallon fuel tank, combined with typical diesel consumption of 1.5–2.0 GPH at working loads, delivers 8–10 hours of uninterrupted runtime per fill.

Legacy Tractors is Northern Colorado’s authorized TYM dealer. We stock the T4058PC, perform pre-delivery inspections, provide full operator orientation, and support every machine we sell with genuine TYM parts and in-house service.

Frequently Asked Questions
TYM T4058PC

What makes the TYM T4058PC different from every other tractor in this horsepower range?

The short answer is lift capacity, hydraulic flow, and no emissions headaches — all in one machine at a price that consistently comes in well below comparable Kubota and New Holland configurations.

The T4058PC loader lifts 3,437 lbs with 4,742 lbs of breakout force. The three-point hitch lifts 4,409 lbs at the link ends. Total hydraulic flow is 16.5 GPM. The Kubota MX5400 — the most common competitor in this class — delivers approximately 2,310 lbs of loader lift and 9.5 GPM of hydraulic flow. That is not a close comparison. Add a Category 2 three-point hitch, Bosch electronic hydraulic control, MYTYM telematics, a premium enclosed cab with heat and A/C, and 18.1 inches of ground clearance — all standard — and the T4058PC delivers a feature set that competitors charge significantly more to match.

Does this tractor have DEF or a DPF?

No. Neither. The TYM T2300T1-UTC_4 engine meets Tier 4 Final emissions standards without a Diesel Particulate Filter and without a DEF system. That means no regen cycles interrupting your work, no DEF tank to monitor or refill, no DPF ash-loading over time, and no DEF sensor failures — which are among the most commonly reported service issues across competing brands at this horsepower level.

You start it. You work. You shut it off. Owners in the TYM community consistently list “no DEF” as their primary reason for choosing this machine over alternatives. That is not a coincidence. At 58 HP, every other major brand in this class requires you to manage emissions equipment. The T4058PC does not. It is the machine buyers in this horsepower range have been waiting for.

How does the loader perform in real daily use?

Owners who have put hours on this machine describe it consistently as a capable, confidence-inspiring loader tractor. At working RPM — 1,800 and above — the loader is fast, responsive, and powerful. The 3,437-lb lift capacity and 4,742-lb breakout force mean you are not babying the bucket around a job site. You are moving material.

A real T4058P owner at 50 hours described it plainly: “This is a fantastic tractor. It is a very well-built machine — extraordinarily well engineered, designed, and manufactured, and it is very powerful.” A 40-hour owner added: “I haven’t had any trouble out of this T4058P. I learn something new almost every time I get on it.” Legacy Tractors covers RPM operating guidance at every delivery so every buyer leaves knowing how to get the best performance out of the machine from day one.

What is a Power Shuttle with D-Clutch and why is it better for loader work?

Every time a conventional tractor operator changes direction — forward to reverse, reverse to forward — they press the clutch pedal. On a full day of loader work, that means hundreds of repetitive clutch pedal inputs on top of operating the loader joystick, managing the throttle, and watching the job. It adds fatigue and slows cycle times.

The T4058PC eliminates that entirely. The Power Shuttle with D-Clutch handles directional changes through a lever — no clutch pedal required. Shift from forward to reverse, drop the bucket, push back, lift and carry — all without your foot ever touching a clutch. The system is smooth and intuitive, and paired with the 12F x 12R transmission and 24 MPH top speed, this is a transmission built specifically for productive loader and material handling work. Come to Legacy Tractors for a demo and feel the difference in the first ten minutes.

Is the T4058PC grapple-ready?

Yes — and it is one of the most hydraulically capable tractors in its class right out of the gate. The T4058PC comes standard with 6 front selective control valve ports and 6 rear external valve ports, plus a two-button joystick already installed in the cab. The hydraulic architecture is designed to support a third-function grapple circuit without aftermarket workarounds. A full grapple package — T4058PC, L4058PC loader, and a 66-inch Iron Craft grapple — has been configured and sold by dealers at approximately $46,300. Buyers who want a grapple should request installation at time of order so Legacy Tractors can have it plumbed, tested, and ready before delivery. There is nothing to add after the fact — this machine is built for it.

Why does Category 2 hitch matter and what implements does it open up?

Most compact tractors at 35–50 HP ship with a Category 1 three-point hitch. The T4058PC comes standard with a Category 2 hitch — the same category used on utility tractors in the 60–100 HP class. Category 2 uses larger pin dimensions and a wider link spread, which means it accepts a significantly broader range of implements. Combined with a 4,409-lb lift rating at the link ends and Bosch electronic position and draft control as standard equipment, the T4058PC runs heavy-duty rotary cutters, large box blades, commercial finish mowers, and utility-class tillers that would exceed the capacity and hitch spec of any comparably priced compact. You are not buying a tractor and then discovering what it cannot run. You are buying a machine that grows with your operation.

What does MYTYM telematics do for me day to day?

MYTYM is factory-installed on every T4058PC and connects your tractor to a smartphone app available on both iOS and Android. It gives you real-time machine monitoring, GPS location, geo-fencing alerts, maintenance reminders tied to actual engine hours, fault code notifications, and full usage logs — all from your phone. If the tractor moves outside a boundary you set, you get an alert. When a service interval is approaching, you get a reminder. If a fault code triggers, you know before it becomes a problem.

For anyone managing a property with employees, running multiple machines, or storing the tractor seasonally, MYTYM replaces guesswork with actual data. Legacy Tractors includes a complete guided MYTYM registration and app setup at every T4058PC delivery — your tractor is connected and working before you leave the lot.

What is the warranty and what does six-year powertrain actually mean?

The T4058PC is backed by one of the strongest warranty packages in the compact utility class. For personal use, the first two years are full bumper-to-bumper coverage up to 2,000 hours, covering the complete machine — cab, electrical, hydraulics, and powertrain. Powertrain coverage — engine, transmission, and drivetrain — extends to a full six years total, with parts and labor on the drivetrain through years three to six. The loader is covered for one year.

That six-year powertrain warranty is a direct statement from TYM about the confidence they have in the T2300T1-UTC_4 engine and Power Shuttle drivetrain. Legacy Tractors performs and documents the 50-hour break-in service for every T4058PC we sell, keeping your warranty file complete from day one. The warranty is transferable — call us at (970) 482-4803 for details.

How does the T4058PC compare to the T574C — is the upgrade worth it?

If you are doing light mowing and occasional loader work on flat ground, the T574C is a solid machine. But if you are moving serious material, running larger three-point implements, or working on rough terrain, the T4058PC is not an upgrade — it is a different category of tractor entirely.

The numbers tell the story: 18.1 inches of ground clearance vs. 13.8 inches on the T574C. Category 2 hitch vs. Category 1. 4,409-lb hitch lift vs. 3,822 lbs. Approximately 600 lbs more loader lift capacity on the front and rear. A 4-cylinder engine and Power Shuttle 12F x 12R transmission vs. the T574C’s 8F x 8R synchro shuttle. For buyers who want to run the T4058PC for the next 15 to 20 years without outgrowing it, the answer is yes — the upgrade is worth it.

What should I do next if I’m ready to take a serious look?

Call Legacy Tractors at (970) 482-4803 or stop by 1845 N. College Ave., Fort Collins, CO 80524. We are the authorized TYM dealer for Northern Colorado and the Colorado Front Range. Bring your three hardest jobs — the work that pushed your last machine to its limit — and we will show you exactly how the T4058PC handles them. We stock the machine, perform pre-delivery inspections, install grapple and third-function kits, handle tire selection, and walk every buyer through a full operator orientation before the tractor leaves the lot.

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