gabriel l romeu wrote:
> I would like to emphasize that I use the animal grease by product
> STRICTLY for machining applications, not as a bearing lubricant. The
> sheep wool grease would not be useful for this application as it seems
> to break down at 90f, and the benefit of the frying grease is that it
> remains lubricating far past the heats generated y tool friction.
FWIW, you should be able to get lanolin (wool fat) from any drug store.
> As to Marcus' question, I wish i had accessibility to Campy grease, I
> really liked it which is reinforced every time i open up an ancient hub.
Penzoil #705 is a pretty close substitute.
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John Thompson (john@os2.dhs.org)
Appleton WI USA