10.2 Lubrication Schedule

Important notice - During initial cylinder assembly, hydraulic fluid is used to lubricate all the components. This assembly fluid may be present, or accumulated in the upper headnut portion of the cylinder during the break-in period or normal use. A small amount of fluid in this area is normal and should not be mistaken for cylinder seal leakage.

10.2 Lubrication Schedule

LUBRICATION (based on single shift, normal usage)

The transmission (gearbox) oil, hydraulic oil should be changed after the truck has been in service for six months, then minimum once a year, for normal single shift usage.

Every Month:

- Apply engine oil (SAE 10) or grease to all points. , including handle pivot points. Yearly: -

Every Three -

Months:

Remove breather cap (See Figure 4) check oil level Is 1” (25mm) below the top of the reservoir and add approved oil, if necessary. High oil level may cause leakage during rapid braking. The breather cap should be cleaned with a suitable cleaning solvent and blown dry (safety glasses must be worn) before you reinstall. Check gearbox oil level (See Figure 4) Remove reservoir suction strainer, discard used oil and clear reservoir. inspect strainer and replace if damaged. Reinstall and add oil to 1” (25mm) below the top. For operation at normal room temperatures use only approved hydraulic oils such as: ISO 32 Sunvis 832 Esso Polar 32 Shell Tellus 29 Texaco Rando Oil HD32(150) For Transmission (Gear Box) oil use: Gulf Harmony 68 Esso Teresso 68 Shell Covil 68 or equal For low temperature operation consult the manufacturer for recommended hydraulic and transmission oils.

Every Six -

Months:

Clean drive unit swivel bearings and wheel bearings, check for smooth operation and lubricate using high quality lithium-based EP type grease.