I also run a flail mower on mine I feel it cuts better than my rotary cutter and chews up small saplings and brush better. If you do get a flail I would suggest get the hammers.
I have a Branson 3515h and I really enjoy it, but sometimes I wish I had gotten either the 42 or 48 in the 15 series. If you can get a good deal on a 4215 I think it would be a great choice as you could run 6 ft implements on the back.
I have a Branson, now TYM 3515h and I love it. Great lift capacity and very nimble in the woods. I have 25 acres with over 20 woods. You can get the same frame size up to a 48hp engine. The TYM 15 series is a lot of tractor for the price. It’s very stout and very capable.
I really like the quick connects on the auxiliary. I got an auger with mine and would like to set it up for quick connect couplers. Thanks for the info on the size.
Tym is really breaking into the American market. They have a plant in Georgia where they assemble a lot of tractors. I think they see an opportunity to undercut big green and orange and grow market share.
My old push mower is dead. I just thought a battery powered one might be the way to go. But everyone I look at has mixed reviews. Just trying to find something reliable. Just think it would be less hassle for a small area.
I am looking at buying a battery powered push mower for a small section of my yard that too big to just use a weed eater and really tight and awkward for my zero turn. Just wondering what brands people have had good or bad experiences with.
Thank you for your review so far. Mine is sitting back home waiting for me to get back from vacation. I can’t wait. Are you going to change the oil I have heard they ship them with a break in oil and should be changed after a few hours of use.