Posted by notjustair on November 13, 2015 at 18:38:25 from (70.195.1.183):
In Reply to: Best grease posted by ed in cny on November 13, 2015 at 12:31:01:
For mowers and old tractors I use the Lucas red super tacky. I like it a lot.
When I first got the 9500 combine I used regular grease on it at the required intervals. All of the straw walker bearings went out the first summer when the machine was only a couple of years old. The tech said,"Have you been using John Deere grease?" I hadn't. He reamed me a new one. I have used their grease on that machine and all of the Deere equipment since. I haven't had a straw walker bearing go again in about 1500 hours since. It is good stuff but I think it's about $10 a tube. I don't know - I just get a case and they bill me. I don't use it on machines that are older. Loose equipment can use the Lucas grease.
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