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I have a local dealer who sells them. Any body have one? Are they any good?




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Posts: 2294 | Location: SE Mich-- USA | Registered: September 10, 2002Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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My Father in law has one, seems pretty solid. No real major problems with it. I've found the hydraulics to be a bit touchy, but then again I use it rarely. I would make sure you have a nearby dealer that is trustworthy before you plunk down on one.
 
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Make sure you have a convenient and capable service facility for anything you buy and one that has good parts stock and will stay in business.
 
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Others may know better but I believe the Branson name has been around for a while but under different ownership. Everything I’ve heard seems to be pretty good but is always followed by “considering what I paid”. For a solid machine that won’t be the source of your livelihood they’re fine. The fact you have a dealer nearby is great. Unfortunately sometimes the dealers don’t stay dealers long depending upon circumstances. However it seems like there’s always a Kubota or John Deere dealer around. I would personally avoid New Holland as they’re going through some lean times and have cut their dealer network significantly over the past 2 years. There’s a good forum called tractorbynet that will offer a ton of information. Just remember it’s not quite as good as this forum but still very good! Good luck and be safe!


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I came across this video when watching my favorite YouTube mechanic. One problem I see is having to wait for parts to come from South Korea.

 
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