Branson BRANSON2910I Reviews
Great Tractor
Model Year: 2006
I bought my 2006 Branson used in 2011. It came with many implements and a trailer. It is very useful and great running tractor.
Pros: Reliability and value
Cons: Ability to access parts and information
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Model Year: 2006
I bought my 2006 Branson used in 2011. It came with many implements and a trailer. It is very useful and great running tractor.
Pros: Reliability and value
Cons: Ability to access parts and information
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White Smoke
Model Year: 2005
Runs okay after white smoke clears out after start up.
Pros: Well built.
Cons: Excessive white smoke on start up.
Model Year: 2005
Runs okay after white smoke clears out after start up.
Pros: Well built.
Cons: Excessive white smoke on start up.
No Regrets Whatsoever!
Model Year: 2007
Purchased new at Boulder Equipment near Vancouver, WA. delivered to my property some 50 miles away. Excellent dealer sales and service. Only 1 warranty issue, a cable harness, that was quickly taken care of to my complete satisfaction. Everything about this tractor spells comfort; 4WD, power steering, sprung seat, shuttle shift, heavy weight, extended capacity hydraulics, electric PTO, and the near ground level fuel filler. I can spend twice as much time on this tractor as my JD and still feel I have energy left over at the end of the day. I don't need to run it hard so I get 0.5 gal/hour fuel consumption. The backhoe has a sub-frame which was far superior to JD's setup. In my opinion this tractor has no equal; it's the best of the best.
Pros: Easy handling in tight spots; very comfortable to operate.
Cons: Front loader controls make entry/exit on right side nearly impossible.
Model Year: 2007
Purchased new at Boulder Equipment near Vancouver, WA. delivered to my property some 50 miles away. Excellent dealer sales and service. Only 1 warranty issue, a cable harness, that was quickly taken care of to my complete satisfaction. Everything about this tractor spells comfort; 4WD, power steering, sprung seat, shuttle shift, heavy weight, extended capacity hydraulics, electric PTO, and the near ground level fuel filler. I can spend twice as much time on this tractor as my JD and still feel I have energy left over at the end of the day. I don't need to run it hard so I get 0.5 gal/hour fuel consumption. The backhoe has a sub-frame which was far superior to JD's setup. In my opinion this tractor has no equal; it's the best of the best.
Pros: Easy handling in tight spots; very comfortable to operate.
Cons: Front loader controls make entry/exit on right side nearly impossible.
My Branson
Model Year: 2008
I find the Branson 2910i to be just about the perfect size/performance for my small hill country acreage. The FEL is only 12cuft but adequate for my use. I use the tractor with a Ag-Meier rotary cutter, Liberty 8" chipper, chain harrow, 3-pt boom and a subsoiler for rooting. I can run it all day on less than 10gal of diesel. It's fairly heavy for it's size at 3700lbs but great for good traction. I am kind of tearing up the ag tires. Industrial tires would be a better choice.
Pros: Cheap to operate, great performance.
Cons: None at this time.
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Model Year: 2008
I find the Branson 2910i to be just about the perfect size/performance for my small hill country acreage. The FEL is only 12cuft but adequate for my use. I use the tractor with a Ag-Meier rotary cutter, Liberty 8" chipper, chain harrow, 3-pt boom and a subsoiler for rooting. I can run it all day on less than 10gal of diesel. It's fairly heavy for it's size at 3700lbs but great for good traction. I am kind of tearing up the ag tires. Industrial tires would be a better choice.
Pros: Cheap to operate, great performance.
Cons: None at this time.
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