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I have no idea. But the green grease is water resistant and says it can be mixed with many other greases.

Bought a tube of Green Grease. Their marketing got me. Lol

Originally Posted by eljefino You want the same "soap" chemistry that's already in there-- mixing is bad. I'd use moly grease. I agree. But how do i determine what is in there already?

I took out my bmw control arms to replace the bushings, and would like to add some grease to the ball joints. They are the sealed type but I can easily insert a grease needle next to the tapered shaft. I'm thinking marine grease since it's less likely to leach out and be affected by water?

you might be alright then, since you dont use equipment in extreme cold. but i do use my machines in freezing weather a lot.

Originally Posted by Newman88 Ok, good info I used Sinopec ISO AW32 hydraulic oil. Let me post the "info" and see what you guys think. https://buysinopec.com/collections/hydraulics/products/aw-hydraulic-iso-32-55-gallon-drum if you click on the link to the data sheet, it says the viscosity...

Originally Posted by Newman88 Very good question, I used ISO AW32 in 2 of our Genies that required Chevron Rykon MV, recommended by one of our local rental place head mechanic. Now y'all have me second guessing if I went to "thin" on the oil instead of going with the ISO AW46? They have at least...

the way i read the 'multi viscosity' is that the fluid is a multi weight, for better cold performance. i think i'll go with the mystik multi purpose atf. its available locally and the specs seem very similar to the genie recommended donax tg fluid. Quote TYPICAL PROPERTIES: MYSTIK®...

the original fluid is clear, well sorta brown now with age. not red like most dexron fluids. what exactly is different between universal fluid vs dexron iii vs aw46?

there is only one fluid used on this machine. and it is used for the hydraulic drive motors, steering, and lift functions of the machine.

Originally Posted by CT8 Look into a universal tractor transmission oil. My local farm store has 5 gallon pails of universal tractor fluid, but doesn't really state much for specs. Store also has mystik universal atf. I wonder if that is a good choice...

i have a genie aerial lift that calls for 'chevron rykon premium mv' hydraulic fluid on the tank label. Machine is about 10 years old and I want to change out all the hydraulic fluid. According to the manual: ---- Quote "Chevron Rykon MV oil is fully compatible and mixable with Shell Donax TG...