there is so many types out there, i would just go to a reputable marine shop and ask for a decent one as there is some that are not so good but most are ok as you top up the greese all the time anyway
Well if you go to the shop and see a few to choose from just remember black is for normal cars and normal use, green is for performance and 4x4's. I work a C.V. joint place and that's pretty my how we determine which grease for which car.
1.) Highstick 2.) Skulldrag the bastard!
Proud supporter of Oceanside Tackle & Marine and The Tackle Shack
If your wheel bearing seals are ok there shouldn't be any water getting in,so why pay extra for marine grease.Any good multi purpose grease will do for wheel bearings
Faulkner Family
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there is so many types
there is so many types out there, i would just go to a reputable marine shop and ask for a decent one as there is some that are not so good but most are ok as you top up the greese all the time anyway
RUSS & SANDY
"A family that fishes together stays together"
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
Mick.C
Posts: 184
Date Joined: 09/08/08
high temp bearing grease
high temp bearing grease
Rodrat
Posts: 1672
Date Joined: 13/01/07
Grease
Inox
Fishing isn't a matter of life or death, it's much more serious than that!!!
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GusG
Posts: 547
Date Joined: 07/04/08
Yep, got some Inox. Thanks
Yep, got some Inox. Thanks for the advice boys.
H.S. Chan
Posts: 587
Date Joined: 04/01/09
Well if you go to the shop
Well if you go to the shop and see a few to choose from just remember black is for normal cars and normal use, green is for performance and 4x4's. I work a C.V. joint place and that's pretty my how we determine which grease for which car.
1.) Highstick 2.) Skulldrag the bastard! Proud supporter of Oceanside Tackle & Marine and The Tackle Shack
Tim
Posts: 2497
Date Joined: 26/09/06
Blue
Im in trouble then coz mines blue.
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Faulkner Family
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what about the red
what about the red greese
let alone the blue
RUSS & SANDY
"A family that fishes together stays together"
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
SamC
Posts: 2013
Date Joined: 30/08/06
use more than inox
especially for the bearings as there is so much heat conducted when moving.
Yamaha do a marine grease that is dark blue in colour and is what i use on my bearings and for all lube in and around my outboard.
real sticky shit..
Cheers,
Sam
Cheers,
Sam
HuggyB
Posts: 2515
Date Joined: 03/08/08
I use a penrite grease
as long as its high temp and marine grade, I'm guessing they would all be much of a muchness?
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SamC
Posts: 2013
Date Joined: 30/08/06
Spot on Huggy
Cheers,
Sam
Cheers,
Sam
carnarvonite
Posts: 8673
Date Joined: 24/07/07
Seals
If your wheel bearing seals are ok there shouldn't be any water getting in,so why pay extra for marine grease.Any good multi purpose grease will do for wheel bearings
Pete D
Posts: 1681
Date Joined: 07/06/07
Blue
Mobil blue for me for the last 20 years - I like the colour when its spread head to toe when changing bearings!
Cheers Pete
Neander
Posts: 520
Date Joined: 23/10/07
Castrol High temp marine
Castrol High temp marine grease is what I use.