"When I got this I was looking at all the big named tractors then at a Massey Ferguson dealer. They had a load of Bransons so I got to try one out, and after the research on how long they last, I got the 3510 with roof and bucket and the rest of the implements you need for a small farm. I paid less for the Branson with with bucket and roof plus 6 implements for a lot less then a 25-horsepower John Deere with nothing. This 35-horsepower tractor is still going."

"I purchased this tractor from a case dealer in Bunkie Louisiana in October of this year. It had a problem with the three-point hydraulic valve when I got it. The previous owner had put the seal in backwards, but had given me a new seal. Once that was replaced the problem went away. This is a well built tractor. It's quite heavy, in fact it out weighs the Kubota I had by over a thousand pounds.The loader is the nice feature of the tractor. It goes on and off easily. The controls are a little sluggish at low RPMs, but at medium RPMs it works fine. I have been quite satisfied with the tractor so far. The only thing I wish it had is a draft control, but I think that can be installed later."

"Seems to be good tractor so far. Used bush hogging. Does great. Like the 4-wheel drive and power steering. Like the front loader although it won't curl & lift at same time very well."

"This has been and is still a great tractor. It is just the right size to work on my small farm.I have a front loader and the backhoe so most jobs I can do myself."

"I built my house with this tractor on the side of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Fluid filled the tires and it's stable and dependable. Low center of gravity. Some of the rubber and plastics on the tractor don't weather well. Also the hydraulic hoses are starting to leak after 6 years. Metric connectors are hard to match. I had a leak in one of the gas tanks after I hit it with something. A little JB Weld and it has held for three years. Burned up a clutch but it was my fault not the tractor. Gas line is cracking losing suction made it hard to start. Easy to replace. York rake cleans my road. Front bucket with welded hooks for dragging trees, blade for the snow, and box loader for leveling and forklift attachments."

"Like this tractor but have had a few issues with it. Heater coil quit working so cold weather starts are difficult. Hydraulics leak down and I was told that it is a $800.00 repair. Fuel cap leaks fuel when tractor is on a slope and had to put a plastic baggie over the filler neck to stop it. With that said, I would still buy the tractor as it is a real work horse with the loader. It has done everything I attempted and living in Kentucky I have some very rough terrain. The frame and rear end is very beefy, the engine quite powerful and with the addition of calcium in the tires the tractor is very stable on slopes."

"I purchased this tractor new and it has been great. I have had no major problems. "

"Didn't want hydro or anything else fancy, but this tractor has done everything I've asked it to. Has never failed to start even in coldest weather. A couple of the grease zerts are hard to get to, and a couple of $5-$20 items have needed replacing (clutch pedal return spring and the fuel filter bowl). It just keeps plugging along, though. Great value!"

"Living on 100 acres there is always a need for a tractor and the Branson 3510 has proven to be one of the best investments I ever made. Equipped with front end loader, landscape rake and brush cutter there has not been any task the 3510 has not performed. The primary use is clearing paths within the planted pine forest and handles this task with ease. The front end loader was bonus during one of the hurricanes a few years back. Several large oak trees (40') were partially uprooted and the Branson loader was able to complete the process of unrooting and "pushing" these trunks out of the backyard to a disposal area. In this instance, Branson 3510 saved me a lot of money on having the uprooted trees removed. It is very dependable and always starts right away. "

"I am very pleased with my Branson 3510I. It has performed as expected and is a great little workhorse. I have a front end loader, a root rake, a grader, and a bush hog. My little tractor does everything I ask of it."