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Read articles →Focuses on the tight, real-world challenge of solo-loading a Branson 7845c onto a trailer with only a quarter to half inch of clearance on each side. The clip captures the tension of the attempt, a minor fender nudge, and the practical adjustments needed when the three-point arms drop too low. Short and situational, most useful to owners facing the same tricky solo-loading scenario.
Posted by the Kapper Outdoors Modern homestead channel, which focuses on country living, land projects, and hands-on property work from an owner-operator perspective.
Yes, the video shows a solo load attempt that succeeds, though the tractor ends up a little off center and the fender gets nudged.
About a half inch of clearance, ranging from a quarter to a half inch on each side at the tire and wheel well.
Lowering the three-point arms too low caused the tractor to sit off and the right tire pushed the fender out a smidge.
