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Electric motor lubrication
I have an old (1947±) LeBlonde Regal lathe. The huge motor (G.E. probably
only 2 hp) has grease fittings on each end (motor housing). Do I really use grease? Do I replace the zerks with cups and add oil? Or do I modify my grease gun to use oil? All advise appreciated. Ivan Vegvary |
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