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Upgrade NowWhat is a reason why you wouldn't?Gearbox on those blowers uses bentonite grease, but I have heard of guys using corn head grease. But I wouldn't in mine.
Yes it's the tensioner for the bottom pulley should be a spring attached
Mainly because I'm not smarter than the people that designed it and there's no reason to change something that's worked for 20+ years. Plus the fact that bentonite doesn't break down as fast when it heats up.What is a reason why you wouldn't?
Put what you want in it, it's yours to do with what you want.Fair enough.
I will guarantee that the Corn Head grease will do the job much better than that used up slop that was in there.
Specs for anyone that is interested:
https://www.cenex.com/~/media/cenex/files/lubricants/cornhead grease/corn head grease_pds-h9-02.ashx
Bentonite..... That's clay
You got that right!When your snow gets a little on the wet side you'll be yanking that off!!
Give it a shot and then you'll know if it works for ya not.So everything i did the last 2 days was wrong, sweet.
Oh, I know. When working on my manager pond, I added many bags to a slightly porous dam. I went down hard a fee times. I thought it a bit gritty for a gearbox application.Yes, and it's used for well drilling too. It's get slippery when wet.
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