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It's not red ATF. It looks like hydraulic oil.
Is it possible that someone have filled wrong oil on transmission and that causes problems?
Dipstick has no information on oil quality or quantity.

On the other discussion on this forum are id's for Komatsu FD20/30 and there is listed that transmission oil quality is ATF.
(discussion: "Technical Arena" #5770)

I have to be sure on that oil quality. Do You know where I can get right answer?
  • Posted 22 May 2012 21:28
  • By Gary_1969
  • joined 19 May'12 - 16 messages
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