petew Senior Member May 29, 2023 #1 Just passing along a source for Penrite style grease which is actually a grade 00 pourable grease according to what I have read. Tractor Supply SKU 105682899 $6.19 a quart. Attachments IMG_5373.jpg 38.9 KB · Views: 89
Just passing along a source for Penrite style grease which is actually a grade 00 pourable grease according to what I have read. Tractor Supply SKU 105682899 $6.19 a quart.
updraught Well-known member May 29, 2023 #2 https://www.machinerylubrication.co...-fluid greases such,need to top up components. It looks like that OO can be used as a replacement for the Penrite steering grease if it's the same as their semi fluid grease. Don't see why it wouldn't be. https://penriteoil.com.au/assets/pis_pdfs/SEMI FLUID GREASE.pdf
https://www.machinerylubrication.co...-fluid greases such,need to top up components. It looks like that OO can be used as a replacement for the Penrite steering grease if it's the same as their semi fluid grease. Don't see why it wouldn't be. https://penriteoil.com.au/assets/pis_pdfs/SEMI FLUID GREASE.pdf
Phil Brown Well-known member Jun 11, 2023 #3 Now that's good timing, I'll be reassembling the stearing box for the coupe tomorrow. Looks like a trip to tractor supply today.
Now that's good timing, I'll be reassembling the stearing box for the coupe tomorrow. Looks like a trip to tractor supply today.
B Big hammer Well-known member Jun 11, 2023 #4 I tried 00 grease in my steering box, then I had to rebuild the box, I will only use oil now, the steering sector bushing didn’t get lubricated because the grease block off any flow. I learned a lesson the expensive way.
I tried 00 grease in my steering box, then I had to rebuild the box, I will only use oil now, the steering sector bushing didn’t get lubricated because the grease block off any flow. I learned a lesson the expensive way.