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Read articles →A working-farm session video where the owner uses his TYM 4815H with a Kodiak 6-foot bush hog to mow overgrown areas around his chicken mobiles. The most useful moment is his practical tip on engaging the electric PTO at idle rather than at high RPMs to avoid drivetrain damage, plus a note on using economy mode to reach 540 PTO RPMs at lower fuel consumption. Best for 4815H owners curious about real-world bush hogging habits.
An owner-operator on a small family farm sharing casual hands-on impressions from his own property, with no apparent commercial ties to TYM.
Start the tractor and let it idle, then engage the PTO at low RPMs before throttling up, rather than revving first, to avoid damaging the PTO shaft or shear bolts.
Economy mode runs the engine at lower RPMs while still reaching 540 RPMs on the PTO shaft, which uses less gas than the regular PTO setting.
Since it has a hydrostatic transmission, the owner just backs off the speed a little in thick stuff instead of changing gears like on a gear-drive tractor.
Yes, the owner notes that mowing after rain with some dampness means no dust, compared to very dusty and miserable conditions when mowing dry ground.
