96-Comprehensive 50hr Maintenance on Branson 2515h Compact Tractor 

Same tractor with 48 hours and getting ready for the same procedure. I thank you for posting such hands on video and your explanations! Well done and wish you 1 million views!

Thank you so much for a detail video. It’s really helpful👍

Good morning, enjoy your channel and have the same tractor. Very convenient to review prior to actually doing the first service and will be doing mine in a few days. Can't tell you how nice it is to watch a channel that's down to earth and easy to follow. Subscribed a few months ago.

Thanks for the video! My new TYM 2515H is coming in a few days and this information is going to help! Liked and subscribed.

Thanks for your for the tip and good Information God bless

Fantastic video on this service. I was really surprised how much hydraulic fluid it took.

Thanks much. Getting ready to do this and the tips are great!

Transmission plug is 30mm, not 28mm. The bigger trans filter is a bugger to get out with a backhoe installed, it might be better to remove the backhoe first before servicing. We met in Mineral a few months ago.

Great video! Hard to believe automated manufacturing messes up filters, but I've had similar things happen to me over the years. Way to be that excellent owner who maintains their equipment! I'm about to do a DIY oil change on our Bobcat. Not yet at the hour mark, but the calendar says it's time in my book.

Really excellent video! Thanks for taking the time and including all the details.

Thanks for such a comprehensive video!

Hard to believe the different threads for the filter. I would have been cussing up a storm. I also liked the old school torque wrench. Thanks for the video. My 2515H 50 hr. service is coming up soon. I think I'll try to do it myself. I don't remember you mentioning torque values for the loader mount. But they can be found in the Loader, Operator's manual and Parts Catalog. Thanks again for the video.

Just getting ready for my 50 hr service. My dealer is about 80 miles away, so I called and had them ship every thing I needed. But unlike you with an incorrect filter, my dealer forgot to ship it. I had to call and ask if there was a problem? No problem, just forgot to ship. Had everything the next day. I did have to purchase a new grease gun. I had gotten a pistol grip type and trying to squeeze cold (almost frozen) grease was more than my grip could muster. So got a lever type and a Lock n Lube tip for it. This 50 hr service is a much more expensive endeavor than I could have imagined.

Great video! I have a 3515 and I also purchased from Lake Anna Tractor! You're videos have been great! One thing I don't see in the manual is about checking the hydraulic fluid level....maybe I'm being a little too overly detailed here but when you check your hydro level are you screwing the dipstick all the way in or just dropping it in and pulling it out without screwing it all the way on the threads? Some of the other equipment i have specifically points out whether or not to screw in your dipstick or not when checking so thats why i was wondering....anyway, just figured I'd ask someone else's opinion. Great videos, Keep them coming!

Another great video sir. Where did you get the filter kit? I'm right at my first 50 hours on my 2515h.

Thanks for a great video. I don't have my tractor yet, but when I do I'll be ready to do the service. Just want to mention one other thing. In watching the video I noticed you had some debris on the front side of the radiator. Is blowing that out on the list of things to do? If not, you may want to go back and check that.

For the front axle service, are there two drain plugs (one on each side) and one fill plug (on the front left side)? Great video, by the way. Got most of the 50 hour service done on my 2515h today except for the front axle service. Thanks.

You know when. Gen X’r buys a tractor he’s gonna maintain it himself. So I have a question for you. I don’t have many tractor dealers nearby but there is a Mahjndra dealer 2 miles away yet I just don’t like their tractors as my neighbor has one and I think the purplish color is ugly and the paint faded really fast in the weather. His bucket arms also broke and needed welding reinforcement plates. I do have a Branson dealer that now turned TYM. They still have Branson models galore and a lot of TYM’s in stock. Great dealership over the phone and quick to help. I did a lot of research online and really like the 2515 shuttle shift models due to the gear drive torque and longevity and replacement cost compared to a hydro drive. My dilemma is I’m not sure wether or not to get the Branson 2515 or the TYM in the same model. To me the Branson seems to have some better components and features but not sure if support will be there for discontinued Branson models -although they’re pretty identical in many ways as the TYM’s. I’m just looking for opinions on this other than asking a salesman ….BUT The salesman is not shy to be bluntly truthful in other areas yet I know sometimes they won’t be as honest in order to make a sale. It’s so nice to see a video Like this from a real tractor owner that is doing his own work and not just talking away pushing the tractor product as a paid advertiser that was given a tractor to make videos on. We really rely on real world guys like you when it comes to real world content.

Great detailed video. I'm thinking of purchasing 2515. Would you still buy this tractor if you had to do all over? Appreciate any feedback!

Hi, Ted, bought a 2515H with a backhoe from Lake Anna Tractor. I'll be starting a channel on our build soon @buildingelysium

Nice video but they should have saw you all of that before you left 😮

. Maybe stay on one function you are all over the place