Linde Forklift trucks, LPG (Evo series)

Coolant capacity & service interval

Linde Forklift trucks, LPG (Evo series) utilize coolant with a capacity range of 14 to 16,5 liters. Service intervals include a check every 10 hours and a change every 24 months or 6000 hours. The data covers 6 configurations.

The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.

Type	Specifications
H50T, VW 3,6l VR6 (2016- )	Use: Normal Capacity 14 liter Capacity 16,5 liter (+ heater) Check 10 hours Change 24 months/ 6000 hours
H60T, VW 3,6l VR6 (2016- )	Use: Normal Capacity 14 liter Capacity 16,5 liter (+ heater) Check 10 hours Change 24 months/ 6000 hours
H70T, VW 3,6l VR6 (2016- )	Use: Normal Capacity 14 liter Capacity 16,5 liter (+ heater) Check 10 hours Change 24 months/ 6000 hours
H80/1100T, VW 3,6l VR6 (2016- )	Use: Normal Capacity 14 liter Capacity 16,5 liter (+ heater) Check 10 hours Change 24 months/ 6000 hours
H80/900T, VW 3,6l VR6 (2016- )	Use: Normal Capacity 14 liter Capacity 16,5 liter (+ heater) Check 10 hours Change 24 months/ 6000 hours
H80T, VW 3,6l VR6 (2016- )	Use: Normal Capacity 14 liter Capacity 16,5 liter (+ heater) Check 10 hours Change 24 months/ 6000 hours

Additional Notes

All six models in the Linde Forklift Trucks LPG Evo series covered here share the Volkswagen 3.6-liter VR6 engine, and every one of them carries identical cooling system specifications across capacity, check interval, and change interval.
The base cooling system capacity is 14 liters. When a cab heater is fitted, the total rises to 16.5 liters, reflecting the additional fluid volume held in the heater core and its connecting hoses.
The 2.5-liter difference between the standard and heater-equipped configurations is a meaningful fill distinction. Topping up a heater-equipped unit to only 14 liters would leave the system underfilled, which can affect both heating performance and coolant circulation.
The coolant level check interval is set at every 10 operating hours under normal use conditions. For industrial equipment running multiple shifts, this translates to a very frequent visual inspection cadence.
The coolant change interval is defined by whichever limit arrives first: 24 months or 6,000 operating hours. A machine used lightly may reach the time-based limit well before the hour-based one, while a machine running near-continuous shifts could reach 6,000 hours within the same two-year window.
The H50T, H60T, H70T, H80T, H80/900T, and H80/1100T model designations reflect different load capacity ratings within the Evo series, yet the shared VW 3.6-liter VR6 engine means the cooling system volume and service schedule are uniform across all six variants.