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Read articles →An owner-documented 300-hour full service on the Branson 3015H, walking through every fluid and filter change: engine oil (Rotella 15W40), hydraulic and transmission fluid, front axle gear oil, coolant, fuel filter, air filter, battery terminals, and radiator screen. The creator shares specific product choices with reasoning, flags a cross-reference filter warning, and troubleshoots fuel filter bleeding. Best for Branson 3015H owners planning a major service interval.
Posted by the WorknDirt channel, presenting as a hands-on owner working through maintenance on their own tractor and learning alongside viewers.
The owner uses standard ethyl glycol green fluid, recommended by two dealers, instead of Fleet Guard or Cat coolant some suggest for the Cummins-based engine.
No, the creator warns that hydraulic suction filters are not direct cross-reference parts and using the wrong one can burn up the pump, so he uses OEM filters.
Reattach the assembly and hoses, open the bleed screw, turn ignition on to fill the bowl, then tap to release air bubbles before adding fuel and reconnecting quickly.
The owner adds about six to six and a half gallons, noting that was roughly the same amount used during the first maintenance.
