TMG TFMS50 vs WoodMaxx FM-62 Y: side shift or Y-blades for grass
TFMS50 adds hydraulic side shift; FM-62 Y cuts 6 inches wider with Y-blades for grass. A Kubota L3302 gear (28 PTO hp) fits both; a Kubota L2501 gear (20.5 PTO, 24.8 engine) only FM-62 Y; a Massey Ferguson MF 2E.60 gear (48 PTO hp) only TFMS50, under its 50 cap.
By Acreage Equipment · Reviewed November 9, 2026 · Specification research, not a field test
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The differences that matter.
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30–60 HP and a 50 PTO cap against 20–45 PTO hp
TFMS50: 30–60 HP without a basis and a 50-PTO-hp manual maximum. FM-62 Y: 20–45 PTO hp.
Tractors at 45–50 PTO hp fit only TFMS50; small ones at 20–30 only FM-62 Y.
TMG TFMS50: the page and manual table say 30–60 HP without a basis, while the manual’s p6 caps tractor power at 50 PTO hp.
FM-62 family: the product pages quote a generic 20–45 PTO hp; the manual limits hammer versions to 24–45 and gives 20–45 only for Y-blades.
This comparison reuses the manufacturer evidence retained in the product records reviewed November 7, 2026; product pages were not re-fetched on November 9. Document conflicts are kept visible. No field test or manufacturer-approved tractor pairing is claimed.
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Sources & documentation
Research record reviewed November 9, 2026. Confirm the current manual and the exact revision supplied with your machine.
WoodMaxx 2025-to-current FM series operator manualPrinted p40 / PDF p41: FM-62 20–45 PTO hp (Y-blades) and 24–45 (hammers), 774 lb, FM-62H 860 lb; FM-78 and FM-78H 30–65 PTO hp, 880 and 968 lb; hydraulic side shift on H models only