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Read articles →A real-owner walk-through of the 157-hour service on a Branson 2205H (Yanmar engine), covering air filter removal, diesel fuel filter swap, and oil change with specific part numbers, quantities, and product choices, including a frank debate on OEM vs. Baldwin B1400 filters. Closes with useful firsthand detail on tie-rod failures and price increases tied to the Branson-TYM brand merger. Best for current 2205H owners doing their own maintenance.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own use of the tractor, posted by the DadCanDoThat channel.
The Branson 2205H needs 1.8 liters of oil, but always reference the chart in your manual for your specific oil type.
Yes, the owner uses the Baldwin B1400 filter from Amazon for about 10.99 dollars and says it hasn't given any problems, despite OEM being generally recommended.
You will pull a vacuum on the filter and kill your engine, requiring you to refeed fuel in there and restart it.
Yes, an outer tie rod that cost 234 dollars went up to about 300 dollars after the Branson and TYM inventory merger, according to the owner's experience.
