Posted by Texasmark on February 16, 2022 at 12:49:48 from (99.197.208.100):
In Reply to: Branson tractors posted by grayrider on February 16, 2022 at 09:48:18:
I have a Branson 6530 with loader and cab I bought new in 2007. In 2016 I bought a new 2400 with loader. On the 2400 its best to go with the hydro. I didn't and traded it last year for an LS MT2 25s (only comes in a hydro) with loader....and that's a long story on how/why I switched brands....but I am very happy with the LS Hydro. Several months ago my neighbor bought a new 4815 with cab and loader. I am happy with my purchases and so is the neighbor. I had half a dozen deers up to 100 hp over the years, but I only have older Fords. and the two newer tractors now.
I don't know how the TYM purchase of Kukje/Branson may have changed things. The neighbors Branson seems to have some TYM influence in it but still has the Cummins licensed Branson engine (as mine have/had). An adjacent neighbor to him has a TYM of about 48hp T474 with loader and cab as I recall which is the same size and looks identical from a distance. That Cummins (licensed) engine is hard to beat, nice and simple, one of the main reasons I went with the 6530 in the first place.
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