Goobzilla
Well-known member
Are they the same animal? My lift manual calls for 3 gallons of ISO 32, and the local Auto Zone has a 5 gal bucket of AW 32. Thanks for the help!
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Hydraulic Oil question AW 32=ISO 32
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Heavy Metal Doctor
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Yeah, they are esentially the same thing - 10wt hydraulic oil -- virtually all manufacturers versions will have "32" in the name and they will match the ISO spec....it should be no problem in something a simple as a lift.
nolatoolguy
Banned
In a lift its all good to use either one. Your AW is for a little toughter weather then in a shop and is forulated differently, dont know how but it is.
Hydrulic oil does make a difference. We were trying to save moeny so we went with the cheaper one. We had problems, didnt stop the machine but didnt perform the same. Althought for something as simple as a garge lift you should be ok.
Hydrulic oil does make a difference. We were trying to save moeny so we went with the cheaper one. We had problems, didnt stop the machine but didnt perform the same. Althought for something as simple as a garge lift you should be ok.