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Read articles →This is a real-life rescue story, not a spec review: the owner drives a TYM 3015H (Branson-badged) up 3 feet of Sierra snow to reach stranded in-laws, deflating tires for flotation, packing a track by repeated slow passes, filling soft spots by hand, then guiding the family's truck down the improvised path. It shows real deep-snow traction technique but nothing on specs, controls, or dealer pricing.
Posted by WorknDirt, an owner sharing a personal, story-driven video of using their own tractor for a family emergency rather than a formal review.
Deflate the tires for flotation, then make slow repeated passes to compact a track instead of trying to plow or scoop snow that is too deep.
They deflated the rear tires to about 8 to 9 PSI and the front tires to about 18 to 20 PSI for better flotation in the snow.
Remove the bucket and scraper to lighten the tractor, drive up to make the path, then return with the bucket to scrape the top and prevent high centering.
