Tiller Chain drive lube
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ffejallen
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Tractor supply sells Super S cotton picker spindle 00 grease. Super S Cotton Picker Spindle Grease at Tractor Supply Co..
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If the OP is not in farming country he might have difficulty getting cornhead grease in a local store in Rehoboth.
Walmart sells it online
John Deere Corn Head Grease (SET OF 2) - AN1 2562 - Walmart.com - Walmart.com
Walmart sells it online
John Deere Corn Head Grease (SET OF 2) - AN1 2562 - Walmart.com - Walmart.com
Sawyer Rob
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I've been running 80-90 in my tillers for many many years, I've never had even one problem...
I've got aprox 2,000 acres on one of my tillers, that should be a good enough test!!
SR
I've got aprox 2,000 acres on one of my tillers, that should be a good enough test!!
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As stated, 00 is specified in the Landpride tillers because 80W-90 will not consistently stay in the chain case over the long haul.
YMMV and apparently yours does.
Sawyer Rob
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I guess the cheapo tillers aren't sealed up as good...
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That is pretty obvious. The 12 series are a low rent tiller with a name brand decal.
PILOON
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Gosh, on exposed chain anything 'greasy' is better than nothing.
Motorcycle chain oil being best as it is designed to reject dirt and not fling but all being said any lube will save the chain.
What U don't want is rust that will bind the links and cause the gear teeth to wear out prematurely.
Motorcycle chain oil being best as it is designed to reject dirt and not fling but all being said any lube will save the chain.
What U don't want is rust that will bind the links and cause the gear teeth to wear out prematurely.
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There's two kinds of motorcycle chain lube- dirt and street. Street chain lube is sticky so it won't get flung off at high speed. Dirt chain lube is less sticky since chain speeds are lower and sticky lube will attract dirt which wears the chain and sprockets.
Sawyer Rob
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I've never seen one up close, so I had no idea... I guess I assumed all of them were sealed up good enough to use 80-90...
SR