The crane manufacturer is going to replace the original hydraulic fluid (Q8 Handel 46) with a different hydraulic fluid (Mobil DTE 10 Excel 46) in an attempt to get rid of the sponginess. I don't see how changing from one ISO 46 fluid to another ISO 46 fluid will make any difference.
I emailed them and they did respond very promptly with the info I asked for, although I wasn't very impressed by the specs.
"The type of media in the B1402 is cellulose. The micron filtration rate is 23 Nominal; 45 Absolute; 75.98% average efficiency."
Originally Posted By: LeakySeals
How long were your dino OCI's? Jumping directly to an extended interval from dino with M1 products is not recommended IMHO. Has a lot of cleaning power. The first couple need to be 5k. On the 3 cars and an SUV I switched over (all close to or over 100k) the first...
I changed my 2001 Nissan Maxima (88,000 miles)last weekend from dino oil to Mobil 1 EP, I'm hoping to get about 10,000 miles between changes, I think my driving habits should be pretty conducive to extended OCI's. My daily commute consists of 12 miles of highway driving (Cruise control at 80...
I have a new crane that utilizes outriggers with hydraulic cylinders for stabilization, but the hydraulic cylinders are a little bit spongy, so I complained to the manufacturer who has told me to replace the hydraulic fluid with an ATF fluid. They refuse to disclose the nature of the problem or...