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Re: Grease Help
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Posted by txblu on August 05, 2004 at 05:54:38 from (199.46.199.230):
In Reply to: Grease Help posted by TomTX on August 04, 2004 at 18:34:01:
Might look up the service truck for a very large heavy equipment construction firm which buys the stuff by the 55 gallon drum. You'd think they'd use the best they could to maximize their equip up time and reduce interruptions caused by mechanical breakdown. I know of several companies with a 26,000 lb (or so) bobtail truck that goes around all day to sites and services equip. And when he is finished, you can see grease easily from the joints. They make sure it's greased. What I saw the most was white so it must have been a Lubriplate Brand product......never figured out how they got their grease white.... whipping it? I know you have to factor depreciation in and all that, but that only saves the taxes on the money you had to earn to buy the equipment in the first place. Mark
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