[AT] Cub - Update

[Cecil Bearden]

It is used on Hesston Rotary mower conditioners with some pretty high 
dollar bearings in them, so I would think that it lubricates when hot.  
I have put it in a RT913 Roadranger that leaked at the PTO and it 
stopped leaking.  It has to run a few minutes when cold to shift easily, 
but otherwise I have had no problems...
Cecil

On 7/6/2020 10:52 PM, Steve W. wrote:
> Stephen Offiler wrote:
>> Hi Cecil:  I've been warned that the grease trick is a little 
>> sketchy; it gets pushed aside over time and ends up doing not much 
>> good.  And it has next to zero chance of working itself down to the 
>> pivot.  Those are the downsides of the grease trick.  I will still 
>> give it serious consideration. Curious, what is special about this 
>> corn picker grease?
>>
>> SO
>
> 00 or Corn head "grease" is somewhat of a misnomer. It goes in like a 
> grease but as soon as things move in it the viscosity becomes more 
> like a very thick oil. It's what a lot of snowblower gearboxes have in 
> them.
>
> Video on the stuff - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zNhli-J0Gk
>