Branson 3520H tractor

Branson 3520H

Power

35 hp

Production

2014-2021

Engine

Diesel, 3-cylinder

Transmission

Hydrostatic

Weight

4053 lbs [1838 kg]

Drive

4WD

From the same series:

Introduction

Branson 3520H Compact Utility Tractor

The Branson 3520H is a compact utility tractor produced between 2014 and 2021. Designed for versatility, this machine is intended for agricultural tasks, property maintenance, and light landscaping work.

Engine and Performance

The tractor is powered by a 1.7-liter, 3-cylinder Kukje A1700N2 liquid-cooled diesel engine. It delivers a rated power of 35 hp (26.1 kW) at 2,600 RPM. The engine uses a dry-type air cleaner and relies on a 12-volt electric starter system.

Transmission and Drivetrain

The 3520H is equipped with a hydrostatic transmission offering three ranges and infinite forward and reverse speeds, facilitating smooth directional changes without manual clutching. It features a four-wheel-drive system to enhance traction on varying terrains and utilizes power steering for improved operator control.

Hydraulics and Hitch

The hydraulic system provides a total pump flow of 8.9 gpm (33.7 lpm), with a dedicated 4.8 gpm (18.2 lpm) flow allocated to the steering system. The rear Category I hitch includes position control and a lift capacity of 3,306 lbs (1,499 kg), supported by telescopic lower links and stabilizers for securing implements.

Dimensions and Operator Station

With a wheelbase of 70.9 inches (180 cm) and a ground clearance of 12.7 inches (32 cm), the tractor provides stability while navigating obstacles. The operating platform is equipped with a two-post folding Roll-Over Protective Structure (ROPS). The unit has a base operating weight of 4,053 lbs (1,838 kg).

Conclusion

The Branson 3520H is a robust compact utility tractor suited for users requiring a balance of hydraulic power and maneuverability. Its hydrostatic transmission and independent PTO make it particularly efficient for tasks involving frequent direction changes and the operation of various rear-mounted implements.

Production Information of Branson, 3520H

  • Compact Utility tractor
ManufacturerBranson

Dimension and Tires Information of Branson, 3520H

Wheelbase70.9 inches [180 cm]
Weight4053 lbs [1838 kg]
Height (ROPS)98 inches [248 cm]
Length130 inches [330 cm]
Ground clearance12.7 inches [32 cm]
Width64 inches [162 cm]

Minimum width

Ag front7.5x16
Industrial rear420/70x24
Ag rear12.4x28
Industrial front10x16.5

Engine Specifications of Branson, 3520H

  • Kukje A1700N2
  • Liquid-cooled
  • Diesel
  • 3-cylinder
Starter volts12
Displacement104.6 ci [1.7 L]
Air cleanerDry
Bore/Stroke3.465x3.701 inches [88 x 94 mm]
StarterElectric
Rated RPM2600
Power35 hp [26.1 kW]

Transmission Information of Branson, 3520H

Transmission variants 1

TypeHydrostatic
GearsInfinite forward and reverse (3-range)

Mechanical Specs of Branson, 3520H

  • Four-wheel drive
  • Power steering
  • Two-post folding ROPS.

Power Information of Branson, 3520H

Rear PTOIndependent
Rear PTO Type540/790

Hydraulics Specifications of Branson, 3520H

Pump flow8.9 gpm [33.7 lpm]
Steering flow4.8 gpm [18.2 lpm]

Three-Point Hitch of Branson, 3520H

Rear TypeI
Rear ArmsTelescopic lower links and stabilizers
ControlPosition control
Rear lift3306 lbs [1499 kg]

Electrical System of Branson, 3520H

GroundNegative
Charging systemAlternator
Battery volts12

Where it sits

Its power puts it in the 18th percentile of 2010s models in our database (2476 machines).

Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does the Branson 3520H have?

The Branson 3520H delivers 35 HP.

What years was the Branson 3520H produced?

The Branson 3520H was produced in 2014-2021.

What engine does the Branson 3520H have?

The Branson 3520H is powered by a Diesel, 3-cylinder engine.

What transmission does the Branson 3520H use?

The Branson 3520H uses a Hydrostatic transmission.

How much does the Branson 3520H weigh?

The Branson 3520H weighs 4053 lbs [1838 kg].

Is the Branson 3520H 4WD?

The Branson 3520H is available in 4WD.

Compare the Branson 3520H with another model