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Read articles →An owner's early impressions after 7-8 hours of real use on pasture and brush clearing. The video highlights the BL100S front-end loader (88-inch lift height noted), gear drive preference, diff lock usefulness in rough terrain, and one minor ground-clearance gripe. It's a brief, casual walkaround rather than a deep dive, best for shoppers wanting a quick owner gut-check on the Branson 2400 before buying.
Posted by the Tractor & The Outdoors channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing early impressions from personal use, with no commercial affiliation evident.
With the four-foot bucket, the BL100S front end loader has a maximum lift height of 88 inches.
The one in the video is gear drive, with three or four gears in high or low. The owner prefers gear drive, saying it offers more power.
When tires are spinning off the ground, pushing the diff lock engages the tires touching the ground, letting you crawl out of almost any tough situation.
The only nitpick mentioned is ground clearance, which becomes an issue when driving through tall grass or woods.
