Posted 1/30/2011 02:45 (#1580717 - in reply to #1580578) Subject: Re: switch to polyurea grease
Hagen Brothers farms,Goodrich ND
Von WC Ohio - 1/30/2011 22:21
Jon,
I agree it seems to keep it's consistency for longer periods of time. Other types seem to get harder and cake up more.
What about the Timken ratings is that something one should be concerned about. I figured you would know more about that question than I ?
I can only say that the Mobil 1 synthetic grease I use does an excellent job including things like preventing torque lock in very heavy loaded drive line slip joints , and in general, wear is much less compared to Mobil lithium grease . The Mobil 1 synthetic has a Timkin 45 number.
switch to polyurea grease
