Supertech marine grease (for my bicycle pedals)
What's in your grease gun???
- Thread starter kballowe
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I have 2 grease guns so I dont have to switch the tubes
Mystik high temp which is red
mystik high temp with 3% moly that is gray
Mystik high temp which is red
mystik high temp with 3% moly that is gray
I just picked up some Dana Spicer grease for my Toyota drivelines. It's a calcium sulfonate formula and they advertise, you don't need a moly additive for the slip yokes.
Red sta-plex from hazard fraught
This will be.
My big gun has the Mystic hi-temp (red) that Rural King sells. My little one has the blue Mystic marine wheel bearing grease. It just gets used for my boat trailers. Everything else gets the red.
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Strange they don't sell Mystik marine grease here … some of us were using the JT6 green … but my new bearings/hubs came with Red N Tacky … and now that hub supplier changed to Lucas marine grease …
I had so much JT6 green that it's now the general purpose for boat motor, trailers, lawn mower, etc …
It's very stable (no runs, drips) and water resistant …
I had so much JT6 green that it's now the general purpose for boat motor, trailers, lawn mower, etc …
It's very stable (no runs, drips) and water resistant …
O'Reilly's should have the mystic marine grease, if you were to want more.
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Thanks … will check … they have their NMMA oil …
Ok folks listen up: no c in Mystik … no e in Mobil. …
Ok folks listen up: no c in Mystik … no e in Mobil. …
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[censored] I knew that. I blame lack of coffee.
Presently it is Lucas Red and Tacky #2. The only thing it gets used on is the John Deere D140 lawn tractor, which isn't a demanding application. I might try a tube of marine grease next time, but that could be 2-3 years out at the present rate of use.
Amsoil Synthetic Polymeric Truck, Chassis and Equipment Grease, NLGI #2
[censored], I started this thread in July of 2011 and it's still going and going and going.......
I still like the Mystik grease. I see that I am not alone.
Please, carry on.
I still like the Mystik grease. I see that I am not alone.
Please, carry on.
Originally Posted by Snagglefoot
This. Motomaster synthetic grease. I grease my 3/4 ton Chev with it.
I use the same stuff. Great grease. I just repack the bearings in my boat trailer with it.
This. Motomaster synthetic grease. I grease my 3/4 ton Chev with it.
I use the same stuff. Great grease. I just repack the bearings in my boat trailer with it.
Originally Posted by kballowe
[censored], I started this thread in July of 2011 and it's still going and going and going.......
I still like the Mystik grease. I see that I am not alone.
Please, carry on.
O'Reilly's house brand MasterPro is made by Citgo Petroleum, and Citgo makes Mystik too. Not sure about any quality differences between the two.
[censored], I started this thread in July of 2011 and it's still going and going and going.......
I still like the Mystik grease. I see that I am not alone.
Please, carry on.
O'Reilly's house brand MasterPro is made by Citgo Petroleum, and Citgo makes Mystik too. Not sure about any quality differences between the two.
Home I use Traveller Marine and Off Road as it comes in 3oz tubes. I don't need a big gun as all I need to really grease is my u-joints in the truck and my snowblower.
At work we use Mobil SHC 220, and we go through plenty as it's a big industrial setting. And in normal fashion now that summer is here it leaks out of the gun like mad. After the weekend I find it puddled all over the bottom of my bike
At work we use Mobil SHC 220, and we go through plenty as it's a big industrial setting. And in normal fashion now that summer is here it leaks out of the gun like mad. After the weekend I find it puddled all over the bottom of my bike
