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Read articles →An owner-operator walkthrough focused entirely on DIY modifications rather than the stock tractor itself. Paul covers a welded receiver hitch on his box scraper, a Harbor Freight toolbox mount, weld-on bucket hooks, an Everything Attachments Hardox tooth bar, frame-mounted D-rings, and a temporary tarp shelter. Depth is light, about 20 hours on the machine, but useful for Branson 2515H owners looking for practical, low-cost add-ons.
An owner-operator channel sharing hands-on DIY modifications from their own property, with no apparent commercial or dealer affiliation.
Paul bought a receiver at Harbor Freight for about 14 dollars, cut it to fit, and welded the angle on with a MIG welder.
He installed an Everything Attachments Wicked Tooth Bar made of Hardox 450, custom built to fit the bucket after sending measurements.
The Branson 2515H is a 25 horsepower hydrostatic tractor with a front end loader capable of lifting around 2,000 pounds.
He used grade eight hardware and stepped the bracket holes up to half inch, matching existing holes in the tractor frame, with a 4,000 pound workload limit and 10,000 pound breaking strength.
