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Read articles →Brock frames this as a tractor he personally researched before buying something else, which gives the walkaround a buyer's-eye perspective rather than a pure sales pitch. He covers loader and rear lift capacity numbers, turning radius, the shuttle-shift and gear controls, three-point operation, telescoping stabilizers, extendable draft arms, and radiator access, then briefly drives it. He also compares it to the legacy Branson 5835 and drops the open-station price. Best for shoppers cross-shopping large utility tractors under $40K.
Rockhill Farm is an owner-operator channel with a stated sponsorship/partnership with a tractor dealer (the Tractor Yard), so the coverage is hands-on but the closing price pitch carries a commercial relationship.
It can lift 3450 pounds on the front end loader and 4500 pounds on the rear, giving it brute force capability for heavy tasks.
Ninety percent of the features, size, and specs are the same as the legacy Branson 5835, but the T4058P adds a cab option.
The open station model shown is $38,000, while the cab model runs about $44,000.
Yes, it has telescoping stabilizers, extendable draft arms, and an electronic way to raise and lower them without being on the tractor.
