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Read articles →An owner-operated step-by-step walkthrough of the 50-hour hydraulic service on a Branson 2515h, covering both drain plugs (locations, socket size, O-ring checks, magnetic plug inspection), both hydraulic filters (part numbers, prices, removal tips, install torque), fluid spec (J-20C, roughly nine gallons), and a brief mention of the front axle gear oil still needed. Useful for owners doing this service themselves for the first time.
Posted by the Projects With Paul channel, apparently an owner-operator working through real maintenance tasks on his own tractor.
It has two hydraulic filters, a bigger white one and a smaller one, because the tractor has two separate hydraulic pumps.
Both drain plugs are 17 millimeter socket size, located under the rear axle housing area.
J-20C spec fluid, about nine gallons total, which the owner says is pretty expensive at 75 dollars for a five gallon bucket.
The front axle holds about three quarters of a gallon of straight 90 weight gear oil on each side.
