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Read articles →This episode is a pre-trip prep video, not a tractor review. It covers loading a grease gun and greasing the Branson 2515H's loader attachment points, then loading the tractor onto a car hauler (not a dedicated tractor trailer), and chaining it down for transport. Useful mainly for new owners curious about basic loader greasing or first-time tractor hauling on a car hauler.
Posted by the TWC Projects channel, presenting as a hobbyist owner documenting work on a personal wooded property.
Pull the plunger back until it locks, pivot the tip to the side, insert the grease tube, push it down firmly, remove the tab, then screw the top back on before releasing the plunger.
Pump grease into each attachment point and watch for grease to start coming out around the fitting, indicating it has enough; wrapping fittings with Teflon tape helps prevent leaking.
Yes, the video shows using a car hauler without ramps or a stand meant for tractors, using a makeshift approach, checking tire pressure, and chaining the tractor down securely on both sides.
Anchor chains on both sides, take the slack out, ratchet them tight front and back, and center the tractor on the trailer for better weight distribution during the ride.
