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Read articles →A hobby homesteader installs a third-party rear three-point lift lever (from a dealer called the Tractor Yard) on his TYM 4820, solving the TYM 20-series' lack of rear hitch controls. He walks through the bolt-on install, shares specific tips on bolt alignment and wrench access, and gives a brief hands-on impression after mounting. Best for TYM 15/20-series owners researching this specific add-on accessory. Note the video is sponsored content, the creator has a discount code and relationship with the product's developer.
An owner-operator on a hobby homestead channel sharing a sponsored first-look at an accessory from a dealer contact, so expect an enthusiastic, sales-leaning tone alongside the genuine install experience.
No, the TYM 20 series tractors do not come with the option to raise and lower the three-point hitch from behind the tractor.
Bolt a bracket into the existing fender mount holes, then reattach the control arm to the OEM three-point lever with washers and nylon locking nuts, adjusting tension as needed.
The creator installed it in probably half an hour without removing body panels, jacking up the tractor, or taking off the tire.
The creator was initially concerned but found it does not stick out any further than the hydraulic hoses on the hydraulic top link.
