Hi Rob
I farm mostly with a small amount ot trucking. I've used 880 Crown and Chassis for 25 years but my rototiller has some bearings that turn in excess of 6000 rpm and it was boiling the grease. The Paragon has a higher drop point which made the grease last longer even though they don't recommend this grease at that rpm. I grease this piece of equipment every two hours and in the heat of the day this is quite a test for any grease. Another application that the 880 needed improvement was in our grass swathers that get washed daily as part of the sanitation process. Water that gets forced into the reel bearings would turn the grease pink and would take quite alot of new grease to purge the brg clean. I'm not the only one that services the equipment so I'm trying to avoid having multiple greases. Don't get me wrong, I feel the 880 C+C is an outstanding grease, very easy to read with it's color, I felt I needed a little more in these two applications. I've only been using the Paragon for a little over a year so I'm still on the learning curve.
Whats your application?