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Read articles →This is a live delivery walkthrough of a new TYM 4820, not a dealer showroom pitch or quick teaser. Someone (likely dealer staff) walks a buyer through daily checks, radiator screen cleaning, antifreeze type, hydraulic remote controls, range selector (A-D), diff lock, PTO, and float function, then has the new owner actually drive it. Good for someone who just bought or is about to take delivery of this exact tractor.
Posted by a homesteading family's channel, documenting what appears to be their own tractor delivery and orientation session rather than a produced review.
The dealer says it is just a green fifty-fifty mix, not a special type, though he offers to double check with the dealership.
A is low range, D is high range for flat road driving at top speed but it bogs down easily on hills. Working is usually done in A or B, with C sometimes used for bush hogging or crossing property.
It is a momentary pedal that locks both back tires together so they spin together, used when one tire is bogging down and free spinning while the other is not.
You may need to remove a bolt or two to loosen it, then use a blower to blow it out from the back side, since grass clogs it quickly during bush hogging.
