New here New 3620

[Brute55]

Hey everybody. New here and have enjoyed all of the post. I just took delivery of a 3620 this past Thursday and I’ll say so far I’m impressed. This thing is a beast.

 

[K5lwq]

Welcome and Congratulation! Post pictures when you can.

 

[Brute55]

 

[Thomas]

Welcome to TBN...your bones and muscles will thanking you in years to come for purchasing.

 

[Brute55]

Welcome to TBN...your bones and muscles will thanking you in years to come for purchasing.

I believe it. I’ve always had a tractor and been around them but never owned one with a loader. (Ran a few of the families). Man had it helped me so much already. Sure enough nice in the west TN heat.

 

[ptsg]

Congrats on your new tractor!

Nice to see a much more common setup like on this side of the pond. R1 tires and a shuttle transmission.

 

[Brute55]

Congrats on your new tractor!

Nice to see a much more common setup like on this side of the pond. R1 tires and a shuttle transmission.

Yep, everyone likes what they like. Mine just happens to be the old style. I’m sure the hydros are great too tho.

 

[Wagtail]

G'day Mate and welcome to TBN from Downunder.

Congratulations on your new rig and enjoy the site.

 

[Boswell]

I too am a fan of the gear driven tractor. Congratulations on a nice machine.

 

[Brute55]

I’m just still amazed at how robust these things are built compared to most and a sure smooth machine. Of course we’ve always had wore out stuff. I appreciate all the replies.

 

[ptsg]

I’m just still amazed at how robust these things are built compared to most and a sure smooth machine. Of course we’ve always had wore out stuff. I appreciate all the replies.

These Branson tractors are indeed very heavily built.

Back when we still had Ag fairs, I used to compare Branson with other brands, since they were all there almost side by side, and the differences are amazing. Even by lifting the 3 pt arms by hand, it's very noticeable the weight differences.

 

[Brute55]

These Branson tractors are indeed very heavily built.

Back when we still had Ag fairs, I used to compare Branson with other brands, since they were all there almost side by side, and the differences are amazing. Even by lifting the 3 pt arms by hand, it's very noticeable the weight differences.

Yep, I looked at Branson, deer, Kubota, and Massey mainly and to me the Massey was second as to the heaviness of the build. To get the specs I wanted from other brands I would have had to go with an even larger frame tractor. My only hope is the Branson holds up with proper maintenance but most things do when cared for.

 

[ning]

I love the look of the red wheels on those. Not enough of an upgrade but very sharp!

 

[Cougsfan]

I am sure you will enjoy the heck out of your tractor, and you picked a good one.

 

[TractorTYMe]

Branson's are such good looking tractors.

 

[JM7500]

Welcome! I'm sure you'll love your Branson like I do mine. I'm to the east of you near Petersburg.

 

[fried1765]

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That is a mighty fine/beefy looking machine!
Congratulations!

 

[Brute55]

Welcome! I'm sure you'll love your Branson like I do mine. I'm to the east of you near Petersburg.

That’s just a couple of hours away. I had never heard of Petersburg. I’m in Sardis. Ever heard of it. Real big place

 

[JM7500]

Lot's of small towns in southern middle TN. I've lived in north AL most of my life, so I've to quite a few places in TN. We will be living on our place in a few months. I'm very hard on my Branson every weekend. I've never run out of power, just traction! As soon as I get time, I will fill the rear tires.

 

[Brute55]

Yeah mine were filled before delivered. I will say I’ve got a little over 18 hours on it and I ain’t cut it no slack at all. So far so good.