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Read articles →This is a real-world mowing session on a TYM 4215, not a spec review: the owner's flail mower PTO shaft is jammed, so he switches to a 5-foot brush hog mid-job and works a 10-acre pasture solo. Along the way he pops the hood to clear pollen from the radiator/condenser, and breaks multiple shear pins hitting fire ant hills, showing the fixes. Best for existing 4215 owners troubleshooting similar snags.
An owner-operator running his own TYM 4215 on his property, sharing unscripted, in-the-field problem solving rather than a polished review.
The owner had no PB Blaster or sledgehammer to free it, so with time limited he switched to his 5-foot brush hog to get the mowing done instead.
Pollen and debris collect on the grill and condenser, so he pops the hood, checks the radiator and condenser are clear, and brushes off the screen.
Large fire ant hills bog down and slow the blades enough to shear the pin; a rusty grade five pin failed first, then galvanized carriage bolts broke too.
He lifted the brush hog about an inch higher for clearance so it skimmed over the mounds without slowing the blades enough to snap the pin.
