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Read articles →An owner walking through his 214-hour service on a Branson 2400H, covering all three filters (air, fuel, oil) and the oil drain in the order he tackled them. He shares practical tips: using a screwdriver and hammer to loosen the fuel filter collar, protecting the new oil filter from denting during installation, and confirming fill level via dipstick. Best for Branson 2400H owners doing their own routine maintenance.
Posted by the Texas Raised channel, whose host appears to be an owner-operator maintaining the tractor on his own property.
According to the owner's manual, the oil change was due at 200 hours. The owner did his service at about 214 hours, slightly over the recommended interval.
Move the fuel switch to the off position, then use a flat edge screwdriver and a hammer to lightly tap the collar loose since channel locks could not fit with the hoses in place.
The engine oil capacity is 0.79 gallons. The owner added about 75 percent of the Rotella container, then confirmed the level was correct using the dipstick.
Hand tighten as much as possible first, then use an old oil rag between the wrench and filter when finishing it off to prevent denting and scratching.
