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    Default What Grease is best?

    I’m trying to find what the medium weight (cup grease) that was used for the water pump shaft/bushing and packing glands on the 2tons and others!
    What is available in today’s equivalent grease that is suitable to use for that application?
    Mike.

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    I have a one pound can of this fine GOO from the local farm irrigation supply. $35





    M A T E R I A L S A F E T Y D A T A S H E E T


    06-011 GARLOCK NO.2 LUBRICATING COMPOUND CM#700447

    GARLOCK INC
    300 ALLING DRIVE
    SODUS, NY 14551
    (315) 483-6961

    *********************** NO HMIS RATINGS *************************

    *********************** NO NFPA RATINGS *************************

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    SECTION I PRODUCT IDENTITY
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    SECTION II HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS & EXPOSURE LIMITS
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    CHEMICAL NAME CAS # %

    GRAPHITE, NATURAL 7782-42-5 50.00

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    SECTION III PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS
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    Boiling Point: OVER 600 F
    Vapor Pressure (mm Hg.): @20C:LESS THAN .02mm
    Vapor Density (AIR = 1): No Data
    Solubility in Water: NEGLIGIBLE
    % Volatile / Volume: TRACE
    Appearance and Odor: BLACK GREASE, SLIGHT ODOR
    pH: No Data
    Specific Gravity (H2O = 1): 1.2
    Miscellaneous Information
    No Corresponding Data In MSDS Provided By Manufacturer

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    SECTION IV FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Flash Point: 370 (COC)
    Flammable Limits: NOT ESTABLISHED
    Lower Explosive Limit (LEL): No Data
    Upper Explosive Limit (UEL): No Data
    Extinguishing Media
    WATER, FOAM, CARBON DIOXIDE, DRY CHEMICAL
    Special Fire Fighting Procedures
    IF FIRE INVOLVES SUBSTANTIAL QUANTITIES, SELF CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS
    SHOULD BE USED DUE TO PRODUCTION OF SMOKE.
    Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards
    PRODUCES CONSIDERABLE SMOKE WHEN BURNED.


    Product/Trade Name(s): 06-011 GARLOCK NO.2 LUBRICATING COMPOUND CM#700447
    Part Number: 700447
    MSDS Date: 05/05/86
    CAS #: N/A
    Category: LUBE OIL
    Distributor: GARLOCK INC
    Chemical Name: N/A
    Formula: N/A
    Brief Description: GRAPHITED CUP GREASE

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    Jon,
    Thanks for the info on the grease and contacts, i'll see what I can round up from my local dealers with this information!

    Thanks again, Mike.

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    A bunch of years ago a buddy who owned a truck repair shop got me started on Power Punch grease. That's all I have in my shop. .and equipment now.

    http://www.powerpunch.biz/msds/msds-mpg.pdf

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    For graphite impregnated water pump packing you need graphite base grease. It is a wast of time to
    use anything else. Jon

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    I see that RSC sells a water pump grease. Might be worth try. Jon




    http://www.restorationstuff.com/pdf/...plyCompany.pdf

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    Default Old RPM grease

    I have a can of old Standard Oil RPM water pump grease. I used the stuff inold Herculese engines. It was old stock when I got the half used can from a service station many years ago. They had it for years before that and never used it because all cars by then had sealed pumps. Thus, I have no idea how old it might be.

    It has a soapy feel, is of a light color, and has very little tackiness. It reminds me of half-melted parafin. It is designed to not be displaced by water. If you want to check with Standard-Chevron, I could try to lift a number off of the old can. PM me if you want that number. Sorry, the grease isn't for sale.

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    A google search nets too many choices. Jon



    http://www.lubriplate.com/webstore/detail.aspx?ID=11

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