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Getting surface planer back up and running
After a bit of a hiatus, I'm getting ready to make sawdust again. I'm
reading over the manual for my Delta 13" planer, and it recommends "extreme pressure lithium grease" to lubricate the gears. Where is one likely to find such grease? Wal-Mart? Auto parts store? Ace Hardware? Dedicated tool store? todd |
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I'd use lithium-based wheel bearing grease from the auto parts store...
Bob Wilson "todd" wrote in message ... After a bit of a hiatus, I'm getting ready to make sawdust again. I'm reading over the manual for my Delta 13" planer, and it recommends "extreme pressure lithium grease" to lubricate the gears. Where is one likely to find such grease? Wal-Mart? Auto parts store? Ace Hardware? Dedicated tool store? todd |
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"todd" wrote in message
... After a bit of a hiatus, I'm getting ready to make sawdust again. I'm reading over the manual for my Delta 13" planer, and it recommends "extreme pressure lithium grease" to lubricate the gears. Where is one likely to find such grease? Wal-Mart? Auto parts store? Ace Hardware? Dedicated tool store? todd Ace Hardware https://www.acehardwareoutlet.com/(i...SKU=1000011188 -- Jack Novak Buffalo, NY - USA |
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"todd" wrote in message ... After a bit of a hiatus, I'm getting ready to make sawdust again. I'm reading over the manual for my Delta 13" planer, and it recommends "extreme pressure lithium grease" to lubricate the gears. Where is one likely to find such grease? Wal-Mart? Auto parts store? Ace Hardware? Dedicated tool store? todd For the exact fit, a Delta authorized repair facility. After that, like Robert mentioned, automotive "disk brake" wheel bearing grease. IIRC this is a common lube in the boating industry. |
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... "todd" wrote in message ... After a bit of a hiatus, I'm getting ready to make sawdust again. I'm reading over the manual for my Delta 13" planer, and it recommends "extreme pressure lithium grease" to lubricate the gears. Where is one likely to find such grease? Wal-Mart? Auto parts store? Ace Hardware? Dedicated tool store? todd Ace Hardware https://www.acehardwareoutlet.com/(i...SKU=1000011188 A 7 lb pail? What on earth for??? It's $4 for a 14 oz tube at Amazon and elsewhere. |
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MikeWhy wrote:
"Nova" wrote in message Ace Hardware https://www.acehardwareoutlet.com/(i...SKU=1000011188 A 7 lb pail? What on earth for??? It's $4 for a 14 oz tube at Amazon and elsewhere. It was the wrong link. The proper link for some reason never copied into my clipboard. It should have been: https://www.acehardwareoutlet.com/(i...?SKU=998016857 -- Jack Novak Buffalo, NY - USA |
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