Switching to grease is a "trick" done when a seal blows and you still want to use the equipment. Not the choice of a purist as the seals should be fixed. But, on old equipment some seals are hard to find, expensive or both. Old Ford steering gear boxes are ones that wind up with grease often for that reason. Corn head grease is one of the ones used.
Filling your gearbox with grease
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Many people will use that cornhead grease in old steering gear boxes too.
I have an older mower that specs 140w oil or 00# grease.. etc. i usually use the heavy oil , and a couple shots of grease to make it thik-n-sticky..
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I have an older mower that specs 140w oil or 00# grease.. etc. i usually use the heavy oil , and a couple shots of grease to make it thik-n-sticky..
soundguy