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Read articles →Brock walks through a full Summit Hydraulics third-function install on a TYM T574, using a universal kit rather than a model-specific one, so the video is especially useful for anyone facing the same improvisation: sourcing extra hoses, fabricating a mounting location, and routing wiring through the floorboard. He explains the push-button vs. diverter distinction, covers each plumbing and electrical step, and ends with a live function test. Best for hands-on owners planning a similar DIY install.
Rockhill Farm is an owner-operator channel where the creator documents real equipment work on his own property, though Summit Hydraulics provided this kit for review, which is disclosed on camera.
A diverter requires holding a button and using the curl-dump motion, while the push-button version simply opens and closes, allowing two functions like curl and close simultaneously.
Yes, Brock installs a universal Summit Hydraulics kit on his TYM T574, though it requires sourcing extra hoses and fabricating a mounting location since no model-specific kit exists.
Remove two bolts from the floorboard opening to slide it out, feed the connector and wire through, then slide the floorboard piece back into place.
Even with correct installation, empty hoses have no fluid yet, so it takes time for fluid to fill the lines and push out air before the system bleeds itself and works.
