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Posted by Farmer on August 06, 2004 at 03:23:09 from (65.93.43.128):
In Reply to: Grease Help posted by TomTX on August 04, 2004 at 18:34:01:
I use Swepco grease. Seen it at a farm show demonstration. It stays put under impact, stands up to heat, and will not wash away with water as many other Name Brand"s do. ( They have a number of specialty greases, I use the general purpose ). I was told that most greases are soap based, add water and it will just emulsify and wash away. They put a good hand full of the swepco grease on the table and beat it with a rubber mallet, it does not splatter like the others. IT is very sticky. In hot weather I do not see the oil leak out of the tubes sitting on the shelf of my shop. So far Ihave been very impressed with all of the Swepco products.
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