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Read articles →This is a brand-new owner's diary after roughly an hour on his TYM 4820CH, focused almost entirely on learning an Iron Craft FRF 165 flail mower attachment rather than the tractor itself. He walks through adjusting flail cutting height via roller bolts and top link, and explains a quirk where the three-point hydraulics won't raise/lower unless the offset mower is pulled back in line. Best for beginners pairing this tractor with a flail mower.
Posted by the PJ's TYM 4820 and Attachments channel, a first-time tractor and flail mower owner sharing hands-on lessons as he learns.
Loosen the two bolts on each side holding the rear roller, pull it out, and reset it to the height you want. The top link also affects cut height.
When the Iron Craft FRF 165 is offset to the side, the three-point lift won't engage. Pulling the mower back nearly in line with the wheels lets it raise and lower again.
The roller height was set all the way down from the factory, cutting too low, which caused it to bog down and kick up dirt on hilly ground.
