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Liberty Farms
Has anyone switched to synthetic grease? Is it better, worse, or indifferent? it’s about 2x the cost and was curious if it’s worth it Or if there are any compatibility problems with regular grease….
Bacon grease comes in synthetic? Do people know this? LolWhat do you plan on greasing?
Bacon grease worked fine for my eggs this morning..........
Depends on the value of the machine! If you have an expensive Chipper you better use the best grease on those main drum bearings. What if the parts aren't avail with all that is going on lately ,now you are out of business! Penny wise dollar foolish! I just bought a new spider tracked lift guess what grease is going to be used ? All my machines are very critical to running my Tree Service so I use synthetic grease and don't care about the cost.The most important thing, no matter what grease, is to grease often. Why do newer cars/tucks front ends go to crap? They stopped putting zerks on the parts. I'm still running a 1940 ford N tractor. I'll grease all the zerks while I'm waiting for the motor to warm up. Plain Jane grease is fine.
Some greases are not compatible with each other.
Save high end greases for applications like disc brakes and corrosive/marine environments, unless you are too lazy to use the zerks. Worthwhile on packed bearings where it is a PITA to take apart and repack. Then $pend on the good grease to save maintenance upkeep.
No synthetic grease on my eggs.........
There are applications where you don't need to be spendy. I just plowed and harrowed the garden with the N, 82 years old this spring. It don't care what kind of grease, as long as it don't get dry.Depends on the value of the machine! If you have an expensive Chipper you better use the best grease on those main drum bearings. What if the parts aren't avail with all that is going on lately ,now you are out of business! Penny wise dollar foolish! I just bought a new spider tracked lift guess what grease is going to be used ? All my machines are very critical to running my Tree Service so I use synthetic grease and don't care about the cost.
Peppered and hickory smoked!I'll go with the bacon grease. It tastes better if I get some on my fingers.
White Oak smoked is very similar to Hickory smoked you know. FYI.Peppered and hickory smoked!
First glance I thought that was one big tree behind the tractor.There are applications where you don't need to be spendy. I just plowed and harrowed the garden with the N, 82 years old this spring. It don't care what kind of grease, as long as it don't get dry.
As I said high end or severe applications (I imagine your chipper spins pretty quick with heavy loads) u$e the good $tuffView attachment 988891
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