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Does anyone know where I can find a good used cyl head for the Branson 3510?
Looks like the I overestimated how long it would take for the Branson name to vanish.
So the Branson line will still exist, but just be called TYM?It is important that former Branson models technically unchanged as usual are imported by us . The rim color of our accessory tires remains the familiar black-grey.
Until new models come out between Branson and TYM, yes, I would imagine they will still sell Branson and call it Branson by TYM or just TYM. Something along those lines.So the Branson line will still exist, but just be called TYM?
Black-grey wheels? Must be a translation error.
Unsure if I should be quickly selling my 2610h or rushing to order 3 new ones before October. Ha ha!
Love to have that color optionUntil new models come out between Branson and TYM, yes, I would imagine they will still sell Branson and call it Branson by TYM or just TYM. Something along those lines.
Regarding the wheels, Branson Germany typically sells their Branson tractors with the grey rims and R1 Radial tires unless the costumer wants other types of tires.
They also have a Black Edition on different models.
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I'm in the same position as you. I'm not a fan of red either, but ended up with a red tractor regardless. And if I didn't go with the Branson, I would've most likely end up with another red tractor as well, an Antonio Carraro.Love to have that color optionI like my Branson but red is my least favorite vehicle color. Both my tractors are red
not the worst problem ever though. At least my Grasshopper is poop brown
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Looks like we have similar tasteI'm in the same position as you. I'm not a fan of red either, but ended up with a red tractor regardless. And if I didn't go with the Branson, I would've most likely end up with another red tractor as well, an Antonio Carraro.![]()
Those are indeed great tractors. The few that pop up for sale used every once in a while tend to have over 8000 hours, mainly working on fruit farms doing all kinds of tasks, like loading trucks with the boxes full of fruit with a 3 pt forklift mast, spraying, mowing, etc.Looks like we have similar tasteMy Antonio Carraro is an awesome tractor. The difference between it an the Branson is remarkable. Branson is a basic get the job done type of tractor, nothing fancy. The AC has every feature I can think of except auto fan reverse. Seems well engineered and thought out. I only have 30 hours on it so far but it has been a pleasure to use.
I am aware of the actio zerks but I am having a hard time finding the correct grease here in the US. Calls for rheolube 393 I found 1 supplier $800 dollars a caseThose are indeed great tractors. The few that pop up for sale used every once in a while tend to have over 8000 hours, mainly working on fruit farms doing all kinds of tasks, like loading trucks with the boxes full of fruit with a 3 pt forklift mast, spraying, mowing, etc.
I would've went with either a 4000 or a 4400F, which would have less features than the Branson, like independent PTO,less gears and lower link hooks, but would fit better my orchards and would offer more stability on some crazy hills I work on. I'm still very happy with the Branson and I just make it work just fine as well.
One thing about the AC is to keep those zerks for the Actio system greased and it will last a long time without getting any play or start eating the housings.