What's the best grease to use on these old beasts?

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NightShadow91

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Most likely a rookie question, bear with me. Been overhauling the old girl and wanted to know if there is a desired breed of grease for uj's, props and bearings? I know they're all much of a muchness, just curious as to whether there is a top notch grease to use.

Ta much
 
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Molybdenum disulphide grease is what they put in the 'packs for life' nonsense so it lasts. I usually shave the two sides of my g.gun connector with a grinder to fit easier.

It's had a bit of work done to her, nice. I had a G-reg with no steering guard, took 15 yrs of abuse before making a scratch on the steering gubbings, they will be fine

Welcome aboard :)
 
Molybdenum disulphide grease is what they put in the 'packs for life' nonsense so it lasts. I usually shave the two sides of my g.gun connector with a grinder to fit easier.

It's had a bit of work done to her, nice. I had a G-reg with no steering guard, took 15 yrs of abuse before making a scratch on the steering gubbings, they will be fine

Welcome aboard :)
Thanks for the info, much appreciate. Managed to source some 1/4" connectors from my Landy guy, so should do the trick.
 
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