Synthetic Grease?
Synthetic Grease?
I'm going to try it for the wheel bearings. What about all the other grease points?? Will it mix ok? or should I use a blend and then go to synthetic? Or am I throwing money away and should i just use normal grease for everything?
Originally Posted by MoparMarv
I'm going to try it for the wheel bearings. What about all the other grease points?? Will it mix ok? or should I use a blend and then go to synthetic? Or am I throwing money away and should i just use normal grease for everything?
I would us it any time you need to grease......Any thing!
I've been useing synthetic grease for quite a few years now. I switched after looseing a couple wheel berrings and i haven't lost even one since switching. I use it for all berrings, U-joints and the front end of my pu's. I also use it in the high load area's of my tractors like the front end pivot ect...
If i was you, i'd just start useing it for everything on your pu, as over a years time it really doesn't add all that much to the cost of maintance.
Robert
If i was you, i'd just start useing it for everything on your pu, as over a years time it really doesn't add all that much to the cost of maintance.
Robert
I have been using Amsoil Heavy Duty grease on my Peterbilt, (and everything else I own for 13 years). 1,286,642 miles, still has all original tie rod ends and kingpins, pins starting to wear a little , ends still tight. Grease every 5000. Most Napa's sell Amsoil.
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