Spierings Mobile cranes, SK
Manual transmission fluid capacity & service interval
Spierings Mobile cranes, SK manual transmission fluid capacity ranges from 8 to 13 liters. The data covers 5 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| SK345-AT3, DAF DHS 825L |
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| SK365-AT3, DAF RS 222L (Euro 1) |
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| SK377-AT3, DAF PE 265C (Euro 3) |
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| SK477-AT4, DAF WS 268L (Euro 3) |
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| SK488-AT4, DAF XE 280C (Euro 3) |
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Additional Notes
- The Spierings SK345-AT3 paired with the DAF DHS 825L engine carries the largest manual transmission fluid capacity in the SK series listed here, at 13 liters. A higher transmission fluid volume generally reflects a larger or more complex gearbox assembly.
- The SK365-AT3 with the DAF RS 222L (Euro 1) engine has the smallest manual transmission fluid capacity across all listed configurations, at 8 liters. Euro 1 emission classification indicates an older engine standard, predating the tighter Euro 3 requirements seen in later SK models.
- The SK377-AT3, SK477-AT4, and SK488-AT4 configurations all share an 11-liter manual transmission fluid capacity, despite pairing with three different DAF engine variants: the PE 265C, WS 268L, and XE 280C respectively.
- All five configurations carry a normal use condition designation, meaning the 13-liter, 8-liter, and 11-liter capacities listed apply under standard operating conditions rather than severe-duty cycles.
- The AT3 and AT4 designations in the model names indicate different crane series within the SK range. Both the AT3 and AT4 series include configurations with an 11-liter manual transmission fluid capacity, as seen in the SK377-AT3 and the SK477-AT4 and SK488-AT4 pairings.
- The two Euro 3 engine variants paired with AT4 cranes, the DAF WS 268L and DAF XE 280C, share identical 11-liter manual transmission fluid capacities, suggesting the gearbox used across these configurations holds the same fluid volume regardless of engine variant.