could be anything how high is up?
Help Identifying Super Tacky Grease
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Looks pretty much like Ai IC550. American Industries, INC box 1405, Lumberton, NC 28359-1405.
It's like bubblegum, properties listed 65 Timken Load (65,000 PSI)
edit copy paste info from site IC550 - (cartridges & bulk) Extreme grease for extreme situations, particular high impact operations. Resists water washout, steam, dirt and acids. Goes further and last 3 to 4 times longer than commercial grade greases. With-stands temperature up to 550ºF and 65,000 PSI. http://www.americanindustries.com/Frame-4-productlinepage4.html?refresh=1241177867845
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It's like bubblegum, properties listed 65 Timken Load (65,000 PSI)
edit copy paste info from site IC550 - (cartridges & bulk) Extreme grease for extreme situations, particular high impact operations. Resists water washout, steam, dirt and acids. Goes further and last 3 to 4 times longer than commercial grade greases. With-stands temperature up to 550ºF and 65,000 PSI. http://www.americanindustries.com/Frame-4-productlinepage4.html?refresh=1241177867845
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Looks to me like corn picker gearbox grease. It is great for any sort of low speed gear box such as manual steering boxes. You have to have a really big hole before it will leak out and it is very sticky. John Deere sells it for about $4. a tube. I use it on my front loader and backhoe pivots, alternating with Moly grease.
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