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Read articles →A self-taught owner working through the 250/300-hour service on his own Branson 2515H hydrostatic, engine oil, oil filter, air filter, fuel-water separator, hydraulic fluid and both hydraulic filters, and front axle fluid all get done in one session. He shows part numbers on camera and notes real quantities. Candid and unpolished; best for 2515H owners who want to see the actual service points before tackling it themselves.
Posted by the Kelso Creeks channel; the presenter explicitly describes himself as a non-expert owner doing his own maintenance to save money, not a technician or dealership.
The manual says 4.3 liters, which the owner filled gradually to avoid overfilling.
Almost 10 gallons, drained by lowering the loader and bush hog and removing the drain plug.
A 17 mm box end wrench was used to pop the drain plug loose.
Engine oil change at 250 hours and hydraulic fluid change at 300 hours, done together with the air filter and front axle fluid.
