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I've never intentionally changed my hydraulic fluid in either bucket truck. I only top it off when I fix a leak. 17K hours on the old bucket truck and still going strong.

Are you sure you put the drain plug in tight? My 60' bucket truck holds 15 gallons. :O

Well somebody has to make the filter for them. And if the filters are that expensive, maybe consider replacing the filter mount to a more common size. Although it seems hydraulic filters don't need changing all that often. They would have to be pretty pricey to be worth the hassle of replacing...

Maybe just buy an extra filter from Boxer, then take the new, clean filter to a NAPA or other good parts house and let them match it up. They will be much more willing to handle and measure it if it's new and clean.

Most decent hydraulic supply or parts houses should be able to match up the filter for you. Boxer may try to disguise the part number by overlaying their own number, but once you have the generic filter number you will be able to get it anywhere.

Yeah, I think the green is a Tractor Supply thing. What I get from NAPA or the local hydraulic supply is either red or clear. The stuff in the new bucket truck is clear as rainwater. Find your hydraulic filters and change those also. Save the old fluid and put it to good use, maybe use it to...

I think they are the same (or at least interchangable), but I'm not certain. I use AW46 in my bucket truck instead of the high dollar nonconductive stuff. I'm not running a hydraulic saw near power lines so the nonconductive is of no benefit for me. I did a couple Google searches for aw46 and...