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Read articles →A real-time, owner-doing-it-himself oil change on a Branson 2400H at its 50-hour service interval. Pete walks through locating the fill port, oil filter, and drain plug, improvises on filter removal tools, uses an Amazon aftermarket filter kit, and adds synthetic diesel oil, checking the dipstick on an uneven surface and noting he'll recheck later. Useful for first-timers doing this job themselves; not a polished how-to.
An owner-operator sharing an unscripted, hands-on first-time service on their own property, no apparent dealership or brand affiliation.
The oil filter is on the opposite side of the hood from the oil fill port, visible once you open the hood latch.
The drain plug appears to take an 11/16 wrench, which worked for loosening and tightening it in the video.
The video states it takes about 3/4 to 4/5 of a gallon, with the owner adding roughly 3/4 of a gallon then checking the dipstick.
Yes, the owner used an Amazon kit of four filters for about $70 instead of paying around $90 for one filter from the dealer.
