Posted by ed in cny on November 14, 2015 at 07:16:05 from (96.238.154.51):
In Reply to: Best grease posted by ed in cny on November 13, 2015 at 12:31:01:
Well thanks guys for this great info on grease. I agree with what some of you said in the fact that bad grease is at least better than no grease. I agree 100% with that. The ideas of replenishing it or servicing these girls often will save the trouble in the long run as well. I have been wondering though that none of you spoke of corn head grease John Deere sells. It 3 something a tube. It looked to be what some use in steering boxes and such. Just wondering what other apps it could be used for?
Anyways thanks again for the advice and info. I'll do some shopping around and see what these greases have that make them what they are. I'm sold on keeping these things alive as long as I can for someone later to enjoy like I am now.
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