Re: grease

[Howard R Pletcher <n9ads@domain.elided>]

I can't prove this, but 20 years ago, the man that was the lubricants
specialist at IH Truck Engineering made the statement that as far as he
was concerned, the best wheel bearing grease he had found was the tubes
of IH chassis lube for a gun, so that's what I've used ever since.  At
least I'm sure you can get the bearing packed better and easier with this
than the regular wheel bearing grease.

Howard

On Thu, 17 Jun 1999 07:47:11 -0600 Terry Rust <trust@domain.elided> writes:
>First the grease, Tom, I use Mobil One or Valvoline synthetic in the
tube
>for everything that needs a heavy, sticky kind of grease (wheel
bearings,
>steering, u-joints, etc) and Sylgard or something like it for things
like
>door latches, speedo cables and such. Not very ...exact(?) or maybe not
>exactly the correct lube for the job but it seems to work ok and is
easier
>than having a zillion lubes around and having to remember which goes
where.
>Amsoil seems to offer a pretty good line of different synthetic lubes by
>application, maybe they have a chart or something.
>
>
>

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