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What fluid does my 1967 hyster h30 take for the wet clutch.
  • Posted 23 Apr 2017 20:13
  • By Kaleo
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in the transmission case the oil used there is the same oil in the differential and the oil level would be checked at the differential.

as for the oil clutch it utilizes the same oil as the steering system which is hydraulic oil.
As long as the hydraulic tank is full at the correct level then the oil clutch should be ok.
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