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Read articles →A dealer-led delivery walkaround of the Branson 2515H, with a dealership rep covering controls, PTO modes, ROPS, hood-up maintenance access, loader float control, and the sub-25-hp DPF-exemption advantage. Depth is introductory rather than hands-on, no operating demo or real numbers beyond the 2,200-lb lift claim. The promised competition spreadsheet comparing Branson to John Deere and Kubota is a useful differentiator for shoppers still deciding.
Posted by the VC Family Homestead channel, which appears to be a hobby-farm or homestead channel documenting their first tractor purchase, with the walkaround itself conducted by a dealer representative.
Anything over twenty-five horsepower requires an EPA emissions DPF filter, but this tractor is about 24.7 horsepower, just under the threshold, so it avoids that system entirely.
The lift capacity based at the pivot pin is 2,200 pounds, which the dealer says is best in class since most other tractors in this class are under 2,000 pounds.
Float control puts no down pressure on the bucket, letting it follow the ground contour with just the weight of the loader arms, useful for back dragging, grading, or pushing snow.
No, it is a mechanically run three-cylinder diesel engine with no computers hooked up, which the presenter says a lot of people like to work on.
