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Read articles →A hobby homesteader runs the Baumalight MP360 mulcher on his TYM 4820 for about an hour of real pasture-clearing work, then inspects the teeth after hitting a rock and shows the resulting damage honestly. He discloses the mulcher was provided by Baumalight and raises genuine concerns about the attachment stressing the tractor. Best for TYM 4820 owners curious about real-world PTO attachment performance and durability tradeoffs.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from his own 38-acre property, though the mulcher attachment was provided by Baumalight rather than purchased, which he discloses openly.
The owner cleared an entire section of saplings in exactly one hour, calling it way better progress than using a chainsaw or wood chipper.
Yes, after hitting a sandstone rock, several teeth in one area showed chiseled, worn edges instead of their normal rounded shape, though the rest looked fine.
The owner says the mulcher is a violent piece of equipment that works the tractor really hard and admits having concerns about it tearing up the tractor over time.
He shut off the PTO, backed the attachment into a tree, and worked it back and forth until it pulled loose, noting the drum spins freely with the PTO off.
