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Read articles →A hobbyist homesteader's first real-world session with a Mechmax VAM60 ditch-bank flail mower on a TYM 4820, tackling steep banks, driveway edges, and pond dams he previously had to weed-eat by hand. Also shows the TYM T-25 with a mid-mount 60-inch deck. Coverage is casual and wide-ranging rather than technically deep. Best for viewers curious how the VAM60 handles real terrain, with the caveat that Lucas is a paid Mechmax sponsor.
An owner-operator hobby homesteader sharing honest first impressions from his own 38-acre property, though he discloses a paid sponsorship relationship with Mechmax, whose flail mower is the video's main subject.
The owner mowed steep hills just by hanging the mower down over the edge of the bank, avoiding hours of hand weed-eating on the slopes.
Yes, the owner used it over the edges of the pond dam so he would not have to weed eat that area afterward.
The owner says it has plenty of power, cuts well, feels stable, and does everything his Kubota would do but lifts more.