TYM 4820
Compact Tractor · 2024
Overview
The TYM 4820 delivers versatile performance for hobby farms and property maintenance. With 48 horsepower (38.4 PTO HP), it handles loader work, mowing, and light tillage effectively. The hst transmission delivers reliable power transfer.
Owner Ratings
Based on 75 owner reviews
Best For
- ✓Hobby farms and rural properties (5-25 acres)
- ✓Versatile tasks: mowing, loading, light tillage
- ✓Rotary cutters and brush hogs
- ✓PTO-driven implements
- ✓3-point implements up to 3306 lbs
Not Ideal For
- ✗Large-scale row crop farming
- ✗Heavy construction equipment
Key Features
TYM T2300N2 4-cyl Tier 4 diesel, 48 hp / 38.4 PTO hp
Enables connection to a wide range of implements.
4-range HST, max 19.5 mph (also F16 synchromesh)
A standout feature enhancing overall performance.
Independent PTO, 540/750 rpm
Enables connection to a wide range of implements.
3,306 lb 3-point hitch lift (Cat I), 16.5 gpm
Ready for attachments and heavy lifting tasks.
15.5 in. ground clearance, standard 4WD
Maximizes grip and stability across varied terrain.
11.8-gallon fuel tank
A standout feature enhancing overall performance.
TYM T4/45 Compact-Utility Series
TYM’s T4/45 compact-utility series targets users who need a more substantial machine for demanding property and light farm workloads while retaining manageable size and transport practicality. This series commonly supports loader-focused material handling, pasture and lane upkeep, implement-driven field tasks, and longer duty cycles across changing seasons. Compared with lighter compact classes, T4/45 models are selected for stronger day-to-day resilience and broader working confidence with attachments. The lineup includes multiple station and trim variations, making it easier to match operator preferences and climate needs. Overall, it is built for customers who want compact agility with utility-oriented task readiness.
Compact-Utility Balance for Demanding Chores
The T4/45 range bridges the gap between compact convenience and utility-style workload expectations. It is well suited to properties where daily tasks include regular lifting, transport, grading, and field-edge maintenance that can exceed lighter tractor classes. Operators benefit from a platform that remains maneuverable enough for mixed terrain yet feels planted during heavier routine operations. This balance is especially valuable for users managing barns, paddocks, drive systems, and acreage infrastructure on tight schedules. The result is a practical machine class for customers who need consistent capability without moving into much larger equipment footprints.
- •Designed for heavier recurring maintenance responsibilities
- •Retains maneuverability for mixed terrain properties
- •Confidence-inspiring platform for loader and ground work
- •Strong fit for acreage infrastructure upkeep
Versatility Across Loader and Rear-Implement Work
A defining strength of the T4/45 family is its broad usefulness across both front and rear work routines. Users can transition between material movement, mowing, grading, and seasonal land-prep workflows with less compromise than smaller classes often require. That flexibility supports better machine utilization throughout the year and helps simplify fleet decisions for owner-operators who prefer one primary tractor. Because tasks can vary widely by month, a platform that adapts quickly to changing implement demands is central to this series’ appeal and long-term ownership value.
- •Supports multi-season chore rotation with minimal downtime
- •Adaptable to changing attachment priorities
- •Useful single-tractor solution for diverse properties
- •Improves utilization across front and rear workflows
Cab and Configuration Choice Within One Family
The series includes multiple model variants, including cab-designated options in the provided model set. This allows buyers to choose configurations aligned with weather exposure, operator comfort expectations, and working-hour intensity. Instead of leaving the platform to gain preferred ergonomics, owners can usually stay in the same capability tier while selecting a station style that matches local conditions. For businesses and large-property users, this configurability supports better operator satisfaction and uptime planning, especially during extended seasonal workloads where comfort and consistency directly affect daily productivity.
- •Includes cab-oriented options for climate-sensitive work
- •Supports tailoring to operator comfort preferences
- •Lets buyers stay in-class while adjusting configuration
- •Useful for extended-hour seasonal operations
Modern TYM Features in Current Models
Recent T4/45 models in TYM’s lineup are presented with modern equipment cues, including telematics availability on selected entries shown by the manufacturer. That signals a direction toward improved fleet visibility and ownership convenience for users managing service intervals and machine utilization. Even where advanced options vary by specific model or market, the overall series focus remains practical: deliver dependable compact-utility performance with contemporary ownership support. This combination appeals to buyers who want proven mechanical usefulness today while preserving an upgrade path for more connected, data-informed operation over time.
- •Manufacturer highlights telematics on select newer models
- •Supports evolving ownership and maintenance workflows
- •Combines practical utility with modern feature direction
- •Good fit for users planning long-term equipment growth
What Owners Say
- •The TYM 4820 takes the Series 4 platform and installs the T2300N2 — the same 4-cylinder, 2.286 L, 48 hp engine used in the 4815, but here on the larger Series 4 chassis. PTO output is 38.4 hp — more than the 4815's 40 hp might suggest a lower figure, but the application and testing conditions account for the difference. The platform gains: 15.5 inch ground clearance (vs. 14.4 on Series 3), 71.1 inch wheelbase (vs. 65.7), wider stance at 64.9 inches, and the 11.8-gallon fuel tank. Hydraulics jump to 16.5 gpm total on the 4-cylinder model. 4-range HST tops 19.5 mph. F16×R16 synchro option. The 4820 is the mid-point in TYM's Series 4 — between the 3620 and the 5520/5835 above it. Good for operators who want a 48 hp machine with the clearance and tank capacity of the larger Series 4 platform.
Complete Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Engine | |
| Gross Horsepower | 48 HP |
| PTO Horsepower | 38.4 HP |
| Cylinders | 4 |
| Displacement | 2.286L |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Aspiration | Naturally Aspirated |
| Transmission & Drive | |
| Transmission Type | HST |
| Forward Speeds | 4 |
| Drive Type | 4WD |
| Hydraulics & Hitch | |
| Hydraulic Flow | 16.5 GPM |
| 3-Point Hitch | Category I |
| Lift Capacity | 3,306 lbs |
| PTO | |
| PTO Type | Independent |
| PTO Speed | 540 RPM |
| Dimensions & Weight | |
| Operating Weight | 3,831 lbs |
| Length | 127.4" |
| Width | 64.9" |
| Wheelbase | 71.1" |
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| Specification | TYM 4820 | — | — |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engine | |||
| Gross HP | 48 HP | — | — |
| PTO HP | 38.4 HP | — | — |
| Cylinders | 4 | — | — |
| Displacement | 2.286L | — | — |
| Fuel Type | Diesel | — | — |
| Aspiration | Naturally Aspirated | — | — |
| Transmission & Drive | |||
| Transmission | HST | — | — |
| Forward Speeds | 4 | — | — |
| Drive Type | 4WD | — | — |
| Hydraulics & Hitch | |||
| Hydraulic Flow | 16.5 GPM | — | — |
| 3-Point Hitch | Category I | — | — |
| Lift Capacity | 3,306 lbs | — | — |
| PTO | |||
| PTO Type | Independent | — | — |
| PTO Speed | 540 RPM | — | — |
| Dimensions & Weight | |||
| Length | 127.4" | — | — |
| Width | 64.9" | — | — |
| Height | 98.4" | — | — |
| Wheelbase | 71.1" | — | — |
| Weight | 3,831 lbs | — | — |
| Fuel & Performance | |||
| Fuel Capacity | 11.8 gal | — | — |
| Max Speed | 19.5 mph | — | — |
| Pricing | |||
| MSRP From | $29,000 | — | — |
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Get More From Your TYM 4820
Owning it is just the start. These guides cover the attachments, upkeep, and equipment that fit this tractor.
Attachment Compatibility
Match implements by hitch, PTO, and hydraulics.
Read guide3-Point Hitch Guide
Categories, pin sizes, and how to attach implements.
Read guidePTO Attachments Guide
How the PTO works and the implements it drives.
Read guideFarm Fuel Storage
Store and transfer diesel on your property.
Read guideOwner Reviews
Reliability and satisfaction from real owners.
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