GREASE 101: Understanding Different Types of Grease and Lubricants | eReplacementParts.com

[@FowlerAskew]

I'm a big fan of Super Lube grease for KitchenAid mixers, it's got identical viscosity and food safety ratings, and doesn't separate like the OEM grease does

[@philliphall5198]

Lucas period for me, that’s what I know will do it job but it cost a tad more 😊

[@randyeverson1294]

I have an older Sears Craftsman Professional Reciprocating Saw which calls for 22-24 grams of BD-L2.0 grease in gear case. What would be a current equivalent on the current market market that I can use.

[@tonym6920]

Thanks, helpful! 👍👍

[@minilab9030]

Precisely what was looking for. Vague ideas about using silicon oil on plastic parts are no longer good enough. I really needed a basic introduction to grease and lubricants, and this is amazingly helpful for beginners in the subject such as myself

[@godschild5587]

0:43 blue not green

[@Katie-Bee]

Lol yeah I caught that too. He might be color blind. Blue/green is one of the most common type of color blindness

[@mididoddiravinder2186]

TORQ cupexB greese

[@ritwikroy4135]

For steering rack which grease is useful?

[@DeimonLord127]

What to use for the gears of the electric chainsaw what are made of plastic material ( +PA66-GF35- ) but have contact with metal gears
edit : valvoline moly fortified mp grease nlgi-2 or valvoline multi purpose grease nlgi-2 is any good?

[@jdmarr2259]

Thank you for this tutorial!

[@_thechosen]

3:24 Reminiscent of thermal grease for CPU heatsink.

[@chejohnny3706]

that Grote ultra seal is not a lubricant, its a protective coating says so on the label.

[@olagarto1917]

Man ... I think u are daltonic