Yes, there are numerous types. I always used the stuff in the tube that
is slightly larger than a toothpaste tube. It is for outboard motors,
specifically!
It has been a while since I bought any and I assume it is still packaged
that way!
Joe
P.S. the guy who built my son's 1147 engine sued some sort of jelly like
stuff that he swears by. I don't know what it is but it's a cinch that
it won't run off the bearings.
Glenn Rattmann wrote:
>
> At 07:27 AM 02/23/2000 -0700, you wrote:
> >
> >Steve,
> >I always used "Lubriplate" to coat the bearings when assembling an
> >engine. Unlike engine oil, it is a paste
>
> Hi Joe,
> Lubriplate makes a zillion kinds/grades of greases... I'm not doing a
> rebuild myself but would like to know for future reference exactly which
> Lubriplate product is the right one. Probably someone else on the list
> needs to know too. Thanks!
>
> Glenn 74.5 TR6 X 2
> San Diego
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