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Alice Chalmers FT 20–24 PS forklift
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    Posted: 14 Aug 2024 at 9:43am
Hello all, new member here looking to see if anyone knows what kind of transmission fluid this Alice Chalmers FT 20–24 PS transmission takes. Thank you!
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Ok, Thank you so much! Is the reservoir on the side of the machine that has the vent cap that has a screw on the middle of it where you put the transmission fluid or does it go in the dipstick hole? I guess what I’m asking is the transmission fluid used for
the hydraulic side of things too?
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Many folks use AW32 or ISO 32 hydraulic oil. 
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I downloaded a manual for mine. It says Type A. I do not know how it relates to modern oils
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basically any good 10 wt (approx) oil... Years ago requiring DExtron or Type A or F was a way to guarantee a GOOD QUALITY THIN WEIGHT OIL.... without having engine oil addatives.
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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So is Type A a Dexron? I’m only familiar with Type F for all those older cars and trucks as I only drove Mercury and Ford then.
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