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Read articles →Distinct for showing the exact roof-removal process on a TYM 5520 cab, six bolts, four interior caps, one rear panel, to track down an antifreeze leak. The owner narrates each step, identifies the leaking heater control valve actuator as the culprit, and notes it's just past the two-year warranty. Useful for any TYM 5520 owner facing a similar leak or curious how cab access works.
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Take out six 12 mm bolts, pop four plastic interior caps by turning them, remove the rear outside panel (four screws), then two more bolts let you push the rear piece up and off.
The owner found it was the heater control valve actuator leaking, not a loose hose clamp as hoped, likely needing a replacement part.
In this case no, the tractor was just over two years old so the warranty had already expired.