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Read articles →An owner with about 60 hours of real use on a 30-acre property walks through his honest impressions of the Branson 2515R, covering four-wheel drive performance on hilly terrain, slow hydraulics, the shuttle-shift quirks, a hood-guard design gripe, non-functional backup lights, fuel tank placement, and a Wix oil filter cross-reference (51626). Best suited for prospective buyers weighing the 25-horse model for light grading and land clearing on smaller acreage.
An owner-operator sharing candid hands-on impressions from their own rural property, with no apparent dealership or brand affiliation.
A Wix oil filter, part number 51626, specs exactly like the factory oil filter, so you do not need the dealership filter for oil changes.
The owner says it is a little underpowered at 25 horsepower but plenty of tractor for grade work, moving dirt, and clearing trees on about 30 acres.
The hydraulics are a bit slow, which works fine for light tasks, but someone doing a lot of work quickly might want faster hydraulics.
No, the backup lights have bulbs installed but have never worked since day one, regardless of the light switch position.
