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Read articles →A dealer walkaround focused specifically on what changed between the 20 Series and the new 4-range 5520R, including the updated transmission (three-range to four-range), rerouted loader hydraulic lines, revised rear console, and the return of Branson-logo seats. The presenter also clarifies the horsepower labeling shift from 52 to 55 and touches on loader lift numbers. Useful for current 20 Series owners or shoppers wanting a quick change-log overview, though no field operation is shown.
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The transmission went from three-range to four-range, loader hydraulic lines were rerouted behind the console, the rear console was revised, and Branson-logo seats returned.
No, it has the same motor as the 48, but this is a turbo model, and the horsepower label changed from 52 to 55.
About 2,700 pounds of lift to full height and around 3,600 pounds to 24 inches on the loader.
No, nothing changed on the BL200 loader itself, only the hydraulic line routing and the transmission range changes.
