Komatsu Forklift trucks, LPG/petrol - Tusk CX50 series, -10
Automatic transmission fluid capacity & service interval
Komatsu Forklift trucks, LPG/petrol - Tusk CX50 series, -10 use automatic transmission fluid with a capacity of 12 liters. Service intervals include checking every 1 months or 200 hours and changing every 1 to 6 months or 200 to 1200 hours. The data covers 8 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
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Additional Notes
- All four model variants in the Komatsu Forklift Trucks Tusk CX50 series — the 800PG-10, 900PG-10, 1000PG-10, and 1100PG-10 — share an identical powershift transmission fluid capacity of 12 liters, regardless of the specific Nissan engine fitted.
- The 12-liter figure represents the transmission service fill volume for the powershift unit. Powershift transmissions are hydraulically actuated multi-speed units where fluid serves both lubrication and clutch actuation functions, making correct fill volume critical to operation.
- Under normal use conditions, the fluid check interval is every 1 month or 200 hours, whichever comes first. The change interval extends to 6 months or 1,200 hours, also whichever comes first.
- An initial service condition applies to all four variants and carries a significantly shorter change interval of 1 month or 200 hours. This early drain is standard practice for powershift transmissions to remove metal particles and assembly residues generated during the break-in period.
- The 900PG-10 is paired with the Nissan EBT-TB45E-3A engine, while the 800PG-10, 1000PG-10, and 1100PG-10 are each paired with the Nissan EBT-TB45E-1A. Despite the engine variant difference, the transmission fluid capacity and service intervals remain uniform across all four models.
- The normal-use change interval of 1,200 hours represents six times the initial service change interval of 200 hours, reflecting the reduced contamination load once the transmission has completed its break-in phase.