Whatever is in the grease gun here.

 

If your talking about greasing the zerk fittings, than most any quality grease will work. No need to over analyze it. More important is to grease them regularly to flush out the old contaminated grease with fresh grease

 

bacon fat lol

 

i use any marine type grease. keeps the water out

 

"why pay more?" grease works good. I think the frequency of greasing is more important than the brand.

 

I think the frequency of greasing is more important than the brand.

I'm with you , bud .
I think there's a tube of Lucas Red-n-Tacky in the gun now & that's what gets used .

 

Mobil 1 synthetic grease; has low and high temp capabilities.

 

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AutoZone has it for a pretty fair price

 

I'm big on greasing after every ride with the wheeler or the sled, it gives me a chance to look around and check for any wear or loose bolts ect. I found this Green Grease a few years back and it works great in all applications.

 

I use marine grease.

 

Why Dapper Dan Pomade of course.....surely wouldn't use FOP.....

 

"We're in a tight spot!!"

Funny that this thread came up. I was researching this very topic to restock our garage. We've always used lithium grease due to its resistance to water. I looked for a grease that was good for low temps AND waterproof, and I couldn't find it. It seems that you can only get one or the other...

 

Was useing FS multi purpose red now useing Farm and Fleet synthetic. Any will be better than none just remember some greases are not so good at low temps ends up being more like glue than grease. Moisture displacement and lubrication is the key to happy componets in this case.

 

Lucas red n tacky. Its in the grease guns for all the machines. I think frequency of greasing is more important than type of grease.

 

i am a farmer and i use john deer corn head grease works great in the cold