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Read articles →A dealership walkthrough from someone who also sold the predecessor (Branson 5835), so comparisons between old and new models run throughout. Covers the mechanically injected Cummins-based engine, lift capacities, standard rear remotes and third-function kit, cab dimensions with real height references, transmission clutch refinements, DPF regen intervals, and a known steering-cylinder failure from the prior model plus TYM's fix. Best for buyers actively cross-shopping this class who want feature-by-feature detail and honest notes on past reliability issues.
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The front loader lifts 3,700 pounds to full height at the pins, and the rear three-point lifts 4,400 pounds to full height.
Most customers report about 250 hours of engine runtime between intervals requiring a forced regeneration, since the system mostly does passive regeneration while working.
Yes, TYM added a spot to install a bolt as a mechanical stop to prevent overdoing full lock steering, which caused failures on the 5835.
The cab model comes with three sets of rear remotes and a factory third function kit for the front loader; the open station comes with two remotes and no third function kit standard.
