Lithium? Calcium? Moly? Expert Explains! 2032R/2038R Greazing 

Well Tim after watching the video I went and ordered the Lube Shuttle and hey I even used your promo code and saved an extra 5%. I ended up getting the MOs package with the longer 3’hose and the safe Lock coupler. I just like the idea of how easy it looks to add or remove cartridges. I wish they had orange grease to match my Kubota BX2380 with a 55” Commercial blower and 60” back blade and Tektite cab. Got just under 50 hours on it this winter clearing driveways for my mom and her senior neighbors. Thanks for the tip on this grease gun!

I have been using moly lithium grease for years on everything. No troubles at all. This was a great education video on grease.

Thanks Tim! Walter seemed like a great guy and I really appreciate the information.

That was very informative. Thanks for publishing.

Outstanding video! Loved all the science. To clarify for the audience (I researched this for weeks) the P100 Polyurea grease is for sealed ball bearings that are sealed for life or very hard to service, that grease is the thinnest viscosity for tight clearance electric motor bearings or other precision ball bearings that apparently don't do well with the powdered "solids" in the grease because of the tight clearances and the highe RPM's involved, especially on brushed motors that have brushes and turn 12,000 rpms, like a Skillsaw motor.

Excellent presentation, and I love how you saved the most important information for the very end!

Good TimAnd Family have a safe afternoon and evening.

Thanks Tim . Now I know which type of grease to use . Always been hesitant in placing an order not knowing which is the best type for me . By the way that fella speaks better English than most people I know .

Hi Tim, Awesome and very informative video on Greazing! I will definitely save this video!

Good info Tim. Very interesting listening to him and your right he explained it very well. Thanks

I do not own a tractor, but will send this along to my friends that do. Great info thank you!

Very good info!! Didn’t put a lot of thought before into grease used say for a driveshaft verses one used for a loader bucket.

Hi Tim and Christy this has been an eye opener for me i always thought grease was grease i remember way back when one grease fit all it was always dirty stuff to handle it come in a bucket and you had to fill the grease by hand and it was messy nice video

I just bought myself the lockNlube locks on for my greasgun. And the fun part, it cost me less money trough your shop page than ordering from the European part of Amazon … Thanks Tim !!!

Great stuff enjoyed that!!!!

What a great, informative video. Many thanks to you and Walter! The way grease is marketed, you would think all grease is the same and can be used on every application.

💥 Great information Tim! Thanks for the video! I love my lock and lube! Keep on tractoring!

Great video! Very informative, and I love the kitty cat guest appearances.

Good Information! - Thanks

Thank you 😊 great information!!🤗

Very educational. Its easier now to choose the right grease.

Great info thanks again!

thank for the info

Now I know which grease to use thanks to this presentation. Also going to order the grease gun. Looking forward to the Baumalight

Good to know. Thanks!

bought my dad an electric grease gun from Lube Shuttle for his birthday. Used the TTWT code and saved some money! thanks for that! Also got him the lock-n-lube coupler! Also ordered one for me with TTWT code for savings, except I got the manual gun. Maybe someday I'll get the hand me down electric one that I bought. lol A huge THANK YOU for providing everything we need especially that adapter in your link!!! It makes ordering so easy and its nice to know I will have everything I need to go grease.

The cat inserts are great as is the grease info. I just usually use that Valvoline red sticky stuff for everything. Thumbs up.

No disappointments lol Tim. Thank you.

Amazing video like always ....................

Great video

Tim Christi and Walter very good learned a lot been using ep 2 for ever now mustlook at changing thats hard have a milwaukee m18 gun so that looks a problem God Bless All PaK

I use moly grease since 1970 for heavy duty earth moving equipment, cars, trucks, ect. I use moly paste in assembling everything. Tractor supply sells moly grease. Moly Reduces friction Eliminates all wear Doesn’t attract dirt Fights Corrosion Stays were we put it

Tim, you've done a great job. I've bought one for myself, and 2 for my tree company!

Very helpful! And thank you for the discount, Tim-I just ordered my system, based on advice from you and Good Works Tractors. I wish I'd seen this video. I got the G200 grease on the idea I could use it for everything. I think I can! But I have been diligent about greasing in the past and probably would be fine with the MoS2 for everything as well. I promised myself I would not obsess about grease like I do engine oil but we'll see . . .

Got have that coupler on m18 milwaukee n love it!!!

Tim, you should try out the Lumax lock on style coupler, that is like your Lock-N-Lube. I have both, and now only use the Lumax, much easier to remove from fittings when under pressure and I get a more positive lock onto the grease fitting with it.

Hi Tim I would like to know more about the lift adapters to lift the tractor could you forward any info?

Just got mine today got postal grip gun and mos2 and g200 ep. thanks for the information and the 5 percent off code.

looks like john looking good you two make a good tem god bless you

I need a adapter for that grease to work in my Milwaukee 18v grease gun.

Hey Tim, thanks for this video. I am ordering this system because of this video, however I also watched AET videos on the Airtec grease and the lithium complex with ceramic additive Li400 is what they claim is their "premium" best grease that you can use for everything. Have you looked into this option at all? I am likely going with Li400 with my order.

Finally pulled the trigger on buying a lube shuttle. Why didn’t I buy one sooner? Such a great product, and easy to use with no mess.

Great info1

Is the temp low point on the greeze only -3 Celsius ? ( 26.6 F )

All I use is the Mos2 equivalent in everything from trailer axle bearings to loader arms ...never a issue. And that stuff sticks to everything...much like antiseize hahaha ....messy as heck if not careful but is that not the idea to stay in place and lubricate oh and great water resistance so it will not wash out which is critical for non sealed stuff

Not sure how I missed this video but just ordered my lube shuttle with the MOs grease -- thanks for the discount code too!!!

Do I have to purchase the Lube Shuttle or can I leaze it?

A lot of people just need to grease. Good show good finding the much info

Got one after watching this for my tractor etc.. Best thing since sliced bread.

Any good quality ep2 grease with a lithium complex carrier will accomplish most of what you need for your tractor, truck and auto. If you notice a grease fitting on your bucket loader not accepting grease remove the grease fitting. If you find a hard whitish colored material you may want to change grease to an EP2 grease with a higher base oil viscosity. Simply going to an EP3 grease probably not help matters. The problem is that the base oil has separated from the carrier(lithium complex) due to high loads. Changing to an ep 2 grease with a higher base oil viscosity will alleviate this problem. As a rule I seldom use the poly urea greases in anything but electric motor bearings. Just about any sealed or shielded bearing made will have a high probability of being filled with polyurea grease. Poly urea mixed with other greases usually results in the base oils separating from their carriers. This is a bad thing. Lithium carriers are probably the most stable and rarely incompatible with other carriers with the exception of the poly urea and clay base greases. Loaders and diggers may if conditions warrant the use of a grease with a higher base oil viscosity. Simply going to an Ep 3 grease does not mean that the base oil viscosity of the grease increases. Check with your local grease suppliers engineering staff to insure you get the correct products. Many of the major suppliers such as shell, chevron have handy sales catalogs which can be used for lubrication selections.

Glad the tractor kitties are back.

What’s the trick to keeping it going. Seems I can lube something up good but then next time I pick it up to use it I have difficulties getting it going again. Once it gets going again I’m good. But I know as soon as I leave it sit for a few months it’ll act up again.

TIm, Got my Lube Shuttle Pistol Grip Greeze (lol) gun today with 4 tubes of the MoS2 and 4 tubes of the new Li400. Also picked up a LockNLube tip for it. Have to put it together and test it out. And I saved 5% with your TTWT discount code.

I only use 4 types of grease: Molybdenum, High Temp Wheel Bearing, Waterproof Marine, & Lithium for application with my finger.

what grease to lube that battery grease gun gearbox?

Man knows what he's talking about moly grease is amazing

I love your new logo, just noticed the dot in the “i” is a cheese burger. 🍔🍔🍽

I want to buy the P100 grease. I recently learned that the Polyurea 100 viscosity greases are the only greases to use for small sealed high rpm electric motor bearings. I put black graphite moly wheel bearing grease in my vintage Skillsaw electric motor bearings, and the bearings get hot almost immedietely due to the grease being too thick, and having solids. Sealed ball bearings don't generally have extreme loads on them, they have moderate loads, and so they don't need the high pressure solids. The Polyurea greases stick better and don't separate, meaning the oil doesn't separate out of the grease very easily and so the grease never hardens by accident. Sealed bearings need long lasting grease that doesn't harden, more than they need the "high pressure" additives.

Thanks Tim! Do you find that the 2038 is as easy or easier to maintain than the 1025? I love my 1025 but some tasks like draining hydraulic oil are hard for me

Love this concept my question is, sure the tube is clean and not greasy And can change tubes out, but when you take the tube out is the female side of the threads full of grease Do you always want to have a tube in it to detour dirt etc from getting into the gun? Would be anxious to hear your feedback on this

Thanks for the video, Tim! Would you still recommend the MOS2 grease or the Li400 grease?

Hi Tim and Tractor Time Team, Thanks for the great/informative video. I went to the website you recommended and was poking around and came across Li400, which appears to be even better multipurpose grease than the MOS2, based on the description. Did Walter talk about it outside of the recorded video? Perhaps it is a new product which came out after the video was produced. There were three other tubes of grease on the table, Li200, LL700, and LL500... Did Walter discuss these with you? Love your videos and have been a subscriber for some time, keep up the great work. By the way, what lift do you use in your shop? I'm researching those too. Update: Well, I just saw your response to tk113 tk113 so you can skip the questions about the other greases, I'm still curious about the lift your tractor was on in the video!

Wish I had found this video 2 weeks ago. I just bought a zero turn mower and bought a Milwaukee M18 grease and Lucas Red & Tacky was recommended by the shop.... My old lawn tractor was fine using a standard grease gun (only 2 zerk fittings). The new mower has 9 fittings in awkward places. I have arthritis and Dupuytren’s contracture in my hands so I needed the M18 grease gun. Anyone have any thoughts on Lucas Red & Tacky?

Was this in Augsburg, Germany?

No link to advancedenginetech.com/aet-systems-store/ in the description? I just looked at the website. Unfortunate that the cartridges come 10 to a box but all the same kind. Seems like it would be good to package a box of 10 with a combination of MoS2 and G200. Maybe 8 of the first and 2 of the second for someone like me who doesn't have a lot of high speed attachments. Or mix and match since the cost is the same regardless of which type of grease you buy.

Really enjoy your Bible verses at the end of your videos Tim keep it up it's very uplifting God bless you and your family

I ordered a grease gun + MoS2 kit with TTWT code. Tired of leaky grease guns. I hope this works better.

Love that grease cartridge delivery system! As far as grease goes, I'll stick with Amsoil Synthetic Multi-purpose for high speed applications and Amsoil Synthetic Polymeric Off Road Grease for high load applications; it is heavily fortified with 5% moly. I've never seen any other grease that could beat these two in wear tests.

Tim, can you tell me if he mentioned the Li400 or Li700....Li400 is there best lithium based grease. I saw a video that you were using the synthetic, have you changed your mind on the mos?

Hi Tim- based on your video I purchased the Lube Shuttle grease gun kit with the quick release grease coupler. When I attempted to lubricate the three zirc fittings on my John Deere 60D mower deck I could not get the coupler to stay attached to the 60D’s zirc fittings. Do I need to purchase a special adapter for the Lube Shuttle to work on those fittings? Thanks for your time, Mike

Great video Tim, I'm full blooded John Deere and I use what they recommend in my owners manual, which one of the grease tubes compares with the JD grease

I totally understood this technically and accent

There are now synthetic lubes that can replace ALL your lubes with a single lube. Some of the synthetic lubes now have all the same protections of the various old lubes all rolled into one and are fully interchangeable, no need to clean out the old lube when starting to use the synthetic lube. I switched a few years ago and haven't had any problems using the same tube on everything from axle bearings on various trailers to bucket hinge pivots PTO attachments to front bearings on 1 ton trucks. No need to buy a special gun that uses proprietary tubes-wasting money. Just remember to retract the plunger when the grease gun is not being used.

Good morning

Hmm, interesting on the grease gun and different lubes. I have been using moly based lubes for a very long time since Moly is the best lubricant available, BUT doesn't stick! It doesn't stay in suspension either, which is why motor oil doesn't have it, but in grease it is superb. What I found funny, Tim says Moly, yes, but is using the other grease on the Deere. LOL If you have time, look up QX and Moly Black Gold. That stuff was awesome as a lube!

Not sure if I missed it but which one has moly in it and it usage? My research has concluded that grease with 5% moly is ideal for greasing pins in loaders/hoes etc

Wish I had seen this video before I bought my Lube-Shuttle set up last year. I would have got a case of MOs instead of a case of the G200 EP and pistol grip gun.

what is that wheel lift attachemnt on your lift?

Could you make a video about best tools and spare part for a 1025r. Things that new tractor owner can get. The grease gun would be 1. But other stuff that new tractor owners wouldn't think the buy. Could save that run to the dealing for a pin or something.

Haha.... love the Z!

To buy from Your amazon store you have to get g200, not the recommended mos2, have you switched grease preferences?

Me (a German guy) looking for info about grease thickeners in english language, because there is much more content in english. Tim: “I traveled to Germany to meet this expert” 😂

Thanks for introducing me to the Lube Shuttle, Tim. I bought one based on your earlier recommendation, after having several tubes of my molly (Mobile1) grease separate and ooze junk all over my garage. However, I must admit I’m less impressed by the quality of the gun itself. The Lock-n-Lube grease gun is much better built, albeit at the expense of using the regular, leaky grease tubes. Still happy I bought the Lube Shuttle for it’s ability to provide a superior, leak-proof experience, just disappointed that the gun feels pretty cheap in comparison to better guns. FWIW, I went back and bought a case of the G200 grease based on this video, for my mower spindles and PTOs.

Will the safeLOCK locking grease coupler work well with this tractor? I've watched other videos saying that coupler is better.

I go for CSC grease..

Did we ever find out how much those shop lifts cost? I needs me one. 🤠

But isn’t the previous grease used in the line so are you contaminating?

I like the concept of the grease gun..clean and user friendly..however..i couldnt justify $116 for a pistol grip grease gun and 10 tubes of grease..i have 2 lincoln battery powered grease guns being a self employed mechanic..i have no issues with grease all over for one simple reason..your biggest issue with grease all over is primarily in warmer seasons..it's simply cured by pulling the plunger shaft back and locking it when not in use..the grease under pressure is thinner from the warmer temps and seeps past the rubber plunger...im not taking away from the product you showed us..but i rather have an electric grease gun any day for a few more dollars..much quicker and user friendly..and normal grease tubes available everywheres

When I bought my 2 Lube Shuttle guns from AET, I spoke on the phone with their tech guy, and he told me that the P100 polyurea was the way to go. So now, I have 10 tubes of that. :-/ I don't think it is a problem though, as regular "greazing", often, with any kind of grease is better than infrequent greasing with the best grease in the universe. Though, I did also get 10 empty tubes to fill with whatever different kind of grease that might be needed for other applications.

Greasing is after getting complicated lol You pretty much need A couple grease guns so you don’t have to be change tubes. I work in A mattress factory we have some large quilting machines if we don’t use the recommended grease it will run or spatter and ruin the material

Hi Tim, you have me interested in changing grease because of the grease gun. However, your video, and every video I have found, skips one application, a boat trailer wheel bearing hub where the trailer has surge breaks. I’ve always been told to only use marine rated bearing grease for boat trailer bearing hubs but do not use that marine grease for other applications. I do not know why, but it’s what I have done. Ive driven past many people on the side of the road with failed boat trailer bearings. The expert in this video shows a ship, but that’s not the application. The application is a boat trailer on a axel with breaks, so we are talking high heat, it gets completely submerged in the water, so we need marine rated, and it may get put away wet and below freezing temp, so it needs to be thick. Currently, I’m using a hyper expensive product from Mercury Marine, but then I cant use your recommended tool. What grease should I use?

When i greese myself......i dont care what color it is......as long as it does its job........but if im relying on somone else greaseing.....black is the last color i want to see. Just seems to me harder to tell by seeing if fresh grease has been added or not.... old school i know but thats my story and you know the tune..... but that being said.....i would go for better for money.......the better fpr speed friction........ that way your covered no matter

Is that a new shiney PTO generator the cats want to unpack 😉😉

I think I might have a good job for your new toy that is still in the box!

Lube Shuttle

No one explains if Moly grease is safe for turntable on excavators.

Ich benutzte auch nur MoS2 fett

Should've named this one slip n slide. 🤔🤔🤔

The reason you had grease grease on the outside of the tubes in a plunger style grease gun is simply because you used it wrong. When finished using a regular grease gun, you pull the plunger back and lock in. That stops the compression on the grease and the grease will stay inside the tube where it belongs.

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