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Read articles →A homestead channel owner takes delivery of a TYM 5835R (rebranded from Branson) received through a brand partnership, unloads it, and walks through the operator station, transmission type, three-point lift controls, front loader hydraulic setup, and a few electronic features he reads from the owner's manual on camera. He freely admits he doesn't yet know the tractor well. Best for viewers curious about the model's basic layout before more hands-on coverage exists.
Posted by Arms Family Homestead, a homestead-lifestyle channel whose host has a stated brand partnership with TYM Tractors, which should be factored into how the coverage is weighed.
Yes, the owner explains this is technically a TYM tractor even though the book says Branson, since TYM is now rebranding the 5835R model.
It is a shuttle shift transmission with a clutch, three gears (A, B, C) plus neutral, and four more gears, unlike a hydrostatic transmission.
Yes, it came with hydraulic remotes on the front already set up for a grapple, though it only has one button instead of the usual two.
No, the owner asked and was told Branson does not make this model with a cab, only open station.
