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Read articles →A first-person walkthrough of the 50-hour service on a Branson 2515H, done by the owner in a friend's garage with the manual open on camera. Covers engine oil and filter, front axle fluid (both sides), air filter cleaning, belt check, and a candid discussion of whether to change the hydraulic fluid, which gets punted to a follow-up video, as does the transmission fluid. Best for Branson 15-series owners wanting a real-world reference, not a polished how-to.
An owner-operator sharing an unscripted, first-time service experience on their own tractor, with no apparent dealership or commercial affiliation.
The manual lists 1.13 gallons or 4.3 liters of 15W40 engine oil for the Branson 2515H.
The dealer said hydraulic fluid is not changed at the 50 hour service, though the owner considered changing it anyway since fluid looked clean.
About three quarters of a gallon of 90 weight oil per side brought the level to the correct original position, with 1.7 gallons total per the manual.
Engine oil and filter, transmission fluid and filter, front axle fluid, air cleaner element, fan belt, hoses, electrical cables, greasing, bolts and nuts, and hydraulic system check.
