simmysam3
New member
Have 60 hours on my new TYM 330HST.
Was using the back side of the box blade which has a blade for cutting in the reverse direction. Great for doing some "dozing" type work.
I hit a stump that was cut down just beneath grade last year. Stopped me dead. Got off and double checked everything, and made sure all the linkages were tight, and that I did not bend or strip anything. All looks good. Don't notice any difference when raising/lowering, or pulling the box.
However when backing up with the exterior blade it seems to float up more easily under pressure and I don't seem to get the consistant aggressive cut I had previously. While it still cuts, it seems to "bounce" rather than dig in in a smooth fashion.
Any ideas as to what might be off (like my imagination)?
Was using the back side of the box blade which has a blade for cutting in the reverse direction. Great for doing some "dozing" type work.
I hit a stump that was cut down just beneath grade last year. Stopped me dead. Got off and double checked everything, and made sure all the linkages were tight, and that I did not bend or strip anything. All looks good. Don't notice any difference when raising/lowering, or pulling the box.
However when backing up with the exterior blade it seems to float up more easily under pressure and I don't seem to get the consistant aggressive cut I had previously. While it still cuts, it seems to "bounce" rather than dig in in a smooth fashion.
Any ideas as to what might be off (like my imagination)?