Re: Farmall H, oil in steering sector?

Posted by MN Charlie on August 30, 2004 at 10:45:27 from (134.29.138.50):

In Reply to: Farmall H, oil in steering sector? posted by John in Ct. on August 29, 2004 at 20:23:24:

Years ago when I was working in an International Harvestor shop we started using corn head grease that was designed for the automatic lubers on heads and pickers. This grease was just thick enought that it would not quite pour at room temperatures.

Later I found that the Farmoyl Co. of St. Pul MN. was making a grease that they called "Fluid Gear Grease" This was a grease that was made and designed for slow turning worm gears and was resistant to leaking from a worn gear box.
Check out their web site at (www.farmoyl.com) look under greases, all the technical data is listed.

good luck

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