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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 5/23/20 5:48 PM, Duncan Charlton via

      Fot wrote:<br>

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        <div dir="auto"><span style="font-family:Helvetica">I agree,

            cornhead grease (â€œcornheadâ€ is that scary-looking

            harvesting mechanism on the front of a combine), a.k.a. semi

            liquid grease or self-leveling grease, is the thing to

            use.  I had a Morgan steering box that constantly dripped

            and the self-leveling grease (which you ought to be able to

            buy at Tractor Supply Company or any agricultural equipment

            supplier) took care of that.</span></div>

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    <p>Land Rover Discovery swivel hub grease is perfect for old

      steering boxes. It was developed by LR to eliminate warranty seal

      replacement from oil leaking out of the swivels.</p>

    <p>TeriAnn</p>

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