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[dkb1215]

Hi all,

I posted three weeks ago about buying a 1510 yanmar with implenments from Scott Lasenby's equipment. I had the tractor a week and put about a hour on the meter when I decided I needed a slightly bigger tractor. Scott gave me a fair deal on a 1610 yanmar but I made the mistake of driving a 3510 Branson. I couldn't go back to a yanmar after that, so I left the 1510 on Scott's lot until he made a offer I was happy with, needless to say Scott takes care of the customers who patronize him first then the others who need repairs, etc, will have to wait in line for he has a very properous business. Scott seems to be one of the most frank and honest dealers that I have dealt with in this last 12 months of tractor research. I would highly recomend him and I would like to thank everyone on this Yanmar Site for the great wealth of knowledge.

Best Regards,
David Blankenship, not mechanically gifted!!!!!!

 

[DavesTractor]

David, Branson's have a way of doing that. Like Scott, my main business is Yanmar, yet I sold 4 Branson's this month, including 3 3510's, to people that came in looking for a nice Yanmar. Quality wise, both are great.

 

[dkb1215]

Dave,

I have driven just about every model of tractor made by yanmar, ford, JD, MF,NH, etc, etc and you can't beat the Branson for Quaility, features, looks and price. I'm not mechanically gifted like my two brothers who can fix anything mechanical but if it was made of wood or was something photographic then that would be another story. Scott say the branson who last me for a lifetime, a 3 year bumper to bumper warranty isn't bad either, he also said he makes more money on used yanmars than branson's and the indian brand of tractor that he carries. I told him what my abilities were and he made suggestions as to what tractor I should consider. I like the look of old cars, tractors, etc but the ergonomic's of modern machinery puts the old stuff to shame. My 2 cents for what it is worth.

db, not mechanically gifted!!!