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Read articles →This is a DIY fabrication video, not a tractor review: the owner builds a homemade category 1 three-point tow bar for a Branson 2515H from scrap square tube and a receiver hitch, showing measuring, tacking, welding, and part sourcing (Tractor Supply/Amazon links), then bolts it on and tows trailers around the yard as a quick demo. Best for owners wanting a cheap, weld-it-yourself hitch design, not a tractor buyer's guide.
Posted by the JohnVH Life channel, an owner sharing a hands-on home fabrication project on his own Branson tractor.
Weld plates made from 2.5 by 3/8 wall square tube, one 23 inches and one 17 inches, with a 2 inch receiver tube gusseted underneath, then bolt it to the three-point.
The category 1 hitch uses 7/8 inch and 3/4 inch pins, according to the builder.
Pins were about 20 to 25 dollars and the receiver hitch piece was around 17 to 18 dollars, with scrap material used for the rest.
