Quote: CVPost-GordoSD (quoted from post at 13:15:32 11/20/22) grease and anti sieze on the same bolt?
No grease or anti seize on any fastener where thread locker is used. Threads should be degreased with something like brake cleaner.
Most old-time operators on cranes, shovels, excavators, and dozers (with manual adjusters), I worked around, would not use anti seize as it will dry out in some applications. They wanted grease, coated the adjusters then wrapped the adjusters with grease ladened rags, which they wired in place. Their adjusters could always be turned. A few would mix grease or oil with the anti-seize to keep it from drying out as soon. Some that newer guys just used anti-seize on would be stuck. So grease and anti-seize on the same fastener isn't bad, in my opinion.
This post was edited by Jim.ME on 11/20/2022 at 01:36 pm.
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