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You gave no info. That is like saying I saw 2 trucks and which one should I buy. Get the specs of the container so we can help you or simply look at your Koiti manual and see what it calls for then see if the container says it meets the tractors specs.
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What he said. I've used Sam's club hydraulic fluid in my J-D's, works fine. It'll list mfr's compatibility somewhere on the container (J-D requires J20C or J20D, for instance). Your Kioti's manual should list the requirements - match 'em up and you're good to go!! 
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DIDO! RWest esp.. your quote.
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Most places that sell hydraulic oil offer two types. One is basic hydraulic oil AWG46 for hydraulic systems only. The second is AWG32 for hydraulic/transmission systems and is a little more expensive. I have bought the second type at Sam's and use it in hydraulic/transmission systems in most of the equipment that I own. The container usually list what other mfg's oil it is compatable with. I asked my local hydraulic repair shop owner if there was much difference between mfg's hydraulic oil and he said no other than a few minor additives . He also said the refining source of these oils is by 2 or 3 companies then the mfg's put it in their own container.
Main thing is don't put basic hydraulic oil in the resevoir that serves the transmission.
Main thing is don't put basic hydraulic oil in the resevoir that serves the transmission.
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Dude.. aw32 and 46 are just plain HYD oils.. You are confusing aw32 for a UTF fluid.. IE.. a transdraulic oil.
No way would i use aw32 in place of a transdraulic oil!?!?!
to the original poster.. give us some details.. did you see R&O plain hyd oil and universal tractor oils?etc/ if so.. look over the UTF oil and look for your mnufacturers spec.
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No way would i use aw32 in place of a transdraulic oil!?!?!
to the original poster.. give us some details.. did you see R&O plain hyd oil and universal tractor oils?etc/ if so.. look over the UTF oil and look for your mnufacturers spec.
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ok. here r the deails.
kioti list the exxonmobile 423 or424
exxon hydraul
shell donax-td/td plus
bp tractran uth
none are direct replacements per the lables, and the closest they have is heavy duty universal tractor hyd and ttransmission oil. On the back of the container it list several brands like allison,agco,case newholland, deer, massey, kubota. also lots or numbers i do not reconize but it does have UTD.
kioti list the exxonmobile 423 or424
exxon hydraul
shell donax-td/td plus
bp tractran uth
none are direct replacements per the lables, and the closest they have is heavy duty universal tractor hyd and ttransmission oil. On the back of the container it list several brands like allison,agco,case newholland, deer, massey, kubota. also lots or numbers i do not reconize but it does have UTD.
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BP Tractran and Shell Donax appear to be relatively standard tractor fluids that match up with a lot of mfr's requirements.
Check the back of the Sams Club buckets for mfrs/numbers equivalent to those shown at the links above, and you're set. If it were me, I'd think something that lists John-Deere J20C or D compatible would work fine.
Check the back of the Sams Club buckets for mfrs/numbers equivalent to those shown at the links above, and you're set. If it were me, I'd think something that lists John-Deere J20C or D compatible would work fine.
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Check online too.. I know that walmart UTF and tsc UTF list -MORE- specs online thatn they can cram on the lables.
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Some Sam's Club stores no longer carry the slightly cheaper 10W hydraulic oil. Only the 10W-20 transmission/hydraulic oil. No displays on the container or in the stores indicate any ISO or AWG rating. They no longer carry grease in tubes either. Perhaps, not enough sales/profitability.