Posted by Pitch on January 22, 2022 at 12:03:22 from (98.3.0.110):
In Reply to: Branson Tractors posted by kruser on January 22, 2022 at 08:04:10:
I thought that when they first came out they were somehow associated with JB Hunt. This is copied from their web site
Branson Tractor was founded in the US in 1998 as a tractor distribution company. Kukje Machinery in South Korea is their parent company and has been in business since 1968. Branson Tractor now has 165 dealerships in the United States and Canada. Branson Tractors has three warehouses. The Rome, Georgia location not only has a warehouse, assembly and distribution center, it is also the Corporate Office. Another warehouse, assembly and distribution center is located in Tyler, Texas and Tigard, Oregon. Branson Tractors has tractors ranging in horsepower from 22 to 58. The 05 series has the 2205h tractor with 21.6 horsepower and the 2505h tractor with 24 horsepower. The 00 series tractors have 2 models available with manual transmission or hydrostatic transmission. The 10 series has the 2610h model available with hydrostatic transmission and a 3 range shift. This tractor has 24 horsepower. The 15 series has 12 models available in manual and hydrostatic transmission with 25, 30, 35, 42, and 48 horsepower. Their 20 series tractors have 10 models with 4 range transmission with a choice of manual or hydromax HST, and ROPs or CAB available with air conditioned and heated cabs. The 35 series has the 5835R model with Electronic draft control for the 3 pt lift. Each model has a loader and backhoe available as well.
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