Branson 3820i

Last Updated: September 2024

Overview

The Branson 3820i is a compact and powerful tractor designed for various farming tasks. It features a 4-wheel drive system and hydrostatic power steering, making it easy to control in different terrains. The tractor is equipped with a 12-speed synchronized shuttle transmission, offering 12 forward and 12 reverse gears for versatile operation.

Under the hood, the Branson 3820i boasts a 4-cylinder, naturally aspirated diesel engine. This liquid-cooled engine has a displacement of 127.2 cubic inches and produces 38 horsepower at 2600 RPM. The tractor's compact size, measuring 124 inches long, 56 inches wide, and 97 inches tall, allows it to maneuver in tight spaces. With an operating weight of 4087 pounds, it provides a good balance of power and stability. The three-point hitch, rated as Category I, can lift up to 2580 pounds, making it suitable for a variety of implements.

Key Specifications

Power Output: 38 hp (28.3 kW)

Transmission: 12-speed synchronized shuttle

Drive Type: 4WD

Operating Weight: 4087 lb (1854 kg)

Fuel Type: Diesel

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Branson 3820i Tractor

Branson 3820i vs. Similar Tractors

Power Output

The Power Output for the Branson 3820i is Average. It is greater than 30% of similar Utility tractors in our database.

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Operating Weight

The Operating Weight for the Branson 3820i is Average. It is greater than 35% of similar Utility tractors in our database.

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Engine Displacement

The Engine Displacement for the Branson 3820i is Below Average. It is greater than 29% of similar Utility tractors in our database.

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Engine Rated RPM

The Engine Rated RPM for the Branson 3820i is Above Average. It is greater than 80% of similar Utility tractors in our database.

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