On the 26th, TYM, a manufacturer of farming equipment, revealed plans to join the verified second-hand tractor sector for John Deere, an internationally renowned agribusiness brand, marking it as the initial local enterprise to undertake such a move. Since 1987, TYM has served as South Korea’s leading authorized distributor of John Deere products, with intentions to establish fresh benchmarks within the unclear secondary farm machinery marketplace via this initiative.
Tractors that are certified as used are carefully chosen only from machines that have successfully completed more than 140 checks according to John Deere’s worldwide quality criteria and are no older than ten years. The warranty offered can extend for up to 12 months or 300 operating hours, depending on how the machine has been used and its current state.
TYM will handle all aspects of purchasing, upkeep, and selling using specialized staff. It aims to improve consumer access via six TYM plazas across the nation, 10 service stations, and a distribution system comprising more than 230 dealers. Specifically, by employing the highest count of John Deere-approved technicians in the country, the firm intends to maintain standards comparable to those for new vehicles and fully manage post-sale services.
※ This article has been translated by Upstage Solar AI.
