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Read articles →An owner sharing a specific problem he couldn't find help for online: how to actually remove the fuel filter housing on a Branson 3015H at the 300-hour service. He walks through the trick of pulling the entire filter/primer/water-separator assembly first, identifies the two 14mm nuts and tools needed, and notes the new o-ring included with the filter. Short and narrow, but genuinely useful for anyone facing that same job.
Posted by the S&F Scenarios Paintball and Airsoft Field channel, which appears to be a tractor owner sharing occasional maintenance tips rather than a dedicated equipment channel.
Pull the entire filter, primer, and water separator assembly together, remove the plastic vent cap, then take off two 14mm nuts using a wrench with a long extension and pliers.
Yes, the fuel filter comes with a new o-ring gasket that should be installed when replacing the filter.
The owner replaced it during his 300-hour service, along with changing the oil and servicing the hydro system.
