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Read articles →An unsponsored owner review at 207 hours on a TYM/Branson 5520C cab tractor on a 16-acre property. The video walks through the cab controls in real detail, shuttle shift, remotes placement, three-point hitch, four-wheel drive, dual hydraulic pumps, plus honest observations like the bucket's light build and lack of hitch stops. Best for shoppers cross-shopping the 5520C and 4820 who want a real-use perspective.
An owner-operator who states he is not sponsored and bought the tractor after personal research, sharing hands-on impressions from daily use.
They are the same chassis and tractor. The 4820 is 48 horsepower while the 5520C is 55 horsepower because it has a turbocharger.
The owner reports no performance issues. Complaints are minor: the front bucket could be heavier and there are no stops for setting the three-point hitch.
One pump runs steering and the other runs implements, so lifting or using implements does not steal fluid from steering and cause jerking.
No, it uses a shuttle shift handle with forward, neutral, and reverse rather than hydrostatic pedals and buttons.
