Im a new tractor owner! Branson 3015H

[MRollins10]

Congrats on the new tractor. Now go out and get all that stuff dirty.

Yes sir! unloading everything in about an hour!

 

[MRollins10]

Nice! Welcome to the Branson club! I'm sure you will have fun with it!

Thank you! I am super excited. I cant wait to actually put it to work.

 

[bruceha2000]

No problem! Anything else I can spend your money on? I see you didn't mention a grapple, maybe you need one of those as well. They look quite useful

Artillian Grapple does the work of 6 men!!! - YouTube

 

[speedtre]

It's a long shot, but do you still have this? If so, what's your ownership experience been like? I'm looking at a used version of the same model...thanks!

 

[RB5]

That's a nice looking setup, and will give you lots of service. Just a word of caution though, tractors are addictive.

They sure are addictive. I remember as a kid playing in the dirt with Tonka toys. Now I have a much bigger sand box and can move all sorts of stuff. When you can easily do something you couldn't before you bought the tractor it's nice every time.

 

[RB5]

Well, i finally pulled the trigger and am a proud new tractor owner! I cant wait to get it off the trailer tomorrow and start playing! I decided on a Branson 3015H with front end loader with skidster quick detach bucket. 30HP cummings diesel motor, and 6 year warranty. I went all out and got the full meal deal too! 5' bush hog, 5' tiller, 5' box blade, bale spear, post hole digger and 20 foot trailer.
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Congrats. I looked at a Branson package deal before I purchased. Seemed to be pretty well built from what I recall, but the closest dealer was almost 2 hours from me.

 

[Jstpssng]

Congrats. I looked at a Branson package deal before I purchased. Seemed to be pretty well built from what I recall, but the closest dealer was almost 2 hours from me.

He bought this 7 years ago, just so that you know.

 

[RB5]

He bought this 7 years ago, just so that you know.

oops I missed that.

 

[jigs_n_fixtures]

They sure are addictive. I remember as a kid playing in the dirt with Tonka toys. Now I have a much bigger sand box and can move all sorts of stuff. When you can easily do something you couldn't before you bought the tractor it's nice every time.

I was addicted to Structo Hyraulic Dumpers when I was little. Tonka, as ok. But, I preferred the Structos.

When I was about 8, my aunt asked my mom what to buy me for Christmas. Mom told her any Tonka truck. Her husband was a ranch manager and horse trainer. So, I got a Vista Dome horse trailer.

The other aunt sent me thirty dollars. So, next trip to town, during the after Christmas sale, I bought doll house furniture, (drew strange look from my sisters). When we got home, I converted the horse trailer into a field office. Desk, couch, a couple of chairs, a conference table, and dad helped me convert a desk into a plans table.

Grew up and became a Construction Engineer. Spent forty years playing with BIG Tonka trucks.