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Read articles →Filmed at a farm show, this video covers two main things: a side-by-side comparison of the Bad Boy and Branson 24hp entry-level tractors (revealing they're the same Korean-made Kukjae machine), plus quick walkarounds of a Branson 5520CH cab tractor and the sub-25hp Branson 2515, including a brief dealer conversation with lift-capacity and MSRP figures. No operating demos; best for shoppers trying to place these brands before visiting a dealer.
Tractor Time with Tim is an owner-enthusiast channel, not a dealership, though the farm-show setting means some commentary comes directly from brand representatives on the show floor.
Yes, both are made by Kukjae in Korea. They found very little difference except the Bad Boy seat is more comfortable and plush while the Branson seat has no suspension and bottoms out.
Staying at or below 25 horsepower lets manufacturers avoid DPF and emissions complexity, making the tractors significantly less expensive and simpler.
The dealer stated the loader lift capacity is 2200 pounds at the pin, which is class leading, though actual capacity in use is likely closer to 1700 to 1800 pounds.
According to the dealer, MSRP on the Branson 2515 with the loader is around 24.9 thousand dollars.
