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derailleur pulley wheels boat grease

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  1. walmart switched from pennzoil/lubrimatic boat trailer wheel bearing
    grease(BTWBG)-before i went in for a new tube-over to Castrol boat
    trailer wheel bearing grease. i use boatect in the pulley wheels.
    And i take the saddle of when parked-avoiding UV/photon degrades and
    patho-imbecile degrades.
    the saddle mount bolt and nut are lubed with the boat-TWBG grease so i
    get to test the expletive deleted unit several times day: interminable.
    the Castrol just keeps on sliding. two weeks plus before needing
    renewal. slide slide slide.The pennzoil did not approach this
    performance level.
    Ever take the saddle off and stand there stricken by the saddle boats
    excuse bolt's lubricity?
    amazing!! what's in this grease?

  2. may have said:

    amazing!! what's in this grease?

    Secret Stuff.

    Castrol has always made good products; I've used their regular wheel
    bearing grease off and on for thirty years, and have never been
    unhappy with it. I would not be surprised if their boat trailer stuff
    was pretty good.

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  3. packed the new deray standard shimano 11 tooth 8 speed pulley wheels
    with castrol marine WBG leaving a thick film on the wheels adjacent the
    bearing cover caps.
    went thru a steady light rain and parked under same for 6 hours then
    overnight in occassional drizzle.
    the film reduced %50.

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