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Read articles →A dealer-partnership video built around clearing out the last few TYM 4215 CH units before discontinuation, with a specific price ($29,500) and a free-delivery-within-1,000-miles offer from The Tractor Yard in Kinta, Oklahoma. It does show real loader work, carrying round bales, cab walkthrough, and a parts-availability argument for buying a discontinued model, but the sales pitch drives the whole video. Most useful to shoppers already considering this exact tractor.
Rockhill Farm is an owner-operator channel, but this video is made in active partnership with a dealership (The Tractor Yard) selling the featured units, so expect a sales-leaning tone.
It carried three round bales at once, estimated at about 2,000 pounds total, lifting them high enough to stack on other bales without wheel weights or loaded tires.
Yes, the engine is shared with several other TYM models like the 474, 494, 3515, and 4815, and remaining parts are identical to other 15 series models still in production.
No, the tractor held round bales in the air for 45 minutes while parked and it did not sag down, unlike other tractors the reviewer has used.
