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Go to Grease What grease is everyone using to grease the zerk fittings on your ride?
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Re: Go to Grease A grease gun.
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Re: Go to Grease Use a high quality chassis grease like this:
https://www.amazon.com/LubriMatic-11...45009834&psc=1 |
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That's a different question than the one initially posed. As responded in post #2, any high-quality chassis grease will do the trick on these old Fords. |
Re: Go to Grease I still like to use the same pail of green chassis gun & cup grease I got at the corner Sears store a long long time ago, far far away. Great for smearing on gaskets too. 8^)
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Re: Go to Grease I've been happy with Lucas Red & Tacky grease for chassis lubrication.
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Re: Go to Grease ^^^^Yup!
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X2 on the Lucas Red & Tacky. |
Re: Go to Grease I used to love the Sears grease but they took it away from us.
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Re: Go to Grease I get the tubes from Tractor Supply, if it is good enough for farm machinery, it is good enough for my old Ford!
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Re: Go to Grease I don't think that the kind of grease is that important. I remember that I was surprised to find out from the owner's manual that the lubrication interval in my '51 coupe was only 1000 miles. With an interval like that, I would think that frequency of lubrication trumps grease quality.
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Re: Go to Grease Lucas Red and tacky especially down here in the desert heat. Continuing with Tubman, my father taught us kids ALWAYS 1,000-1,500 miles in the rainy NW. 6-8 months out of the year the streets are wet and washing the suspension. Continuing his thought, more about purging the moving parts of water.
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Re: Go to Grease Has anyone found a good substitute for the discontinued rear roller bearing grease?
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