Lucas Oil 10682 Marine Grease Review

On the one hand, I have been using Lucas Oil products for a long time and they do not produce poor quality lubricants. On the other hand, they were hit here this time, as two of the three tubes were filled with air. So much air that even with three tubes I couldn't finish the trailer. The price seemed quite high but in reality it is not, after a small simple calculation it does not end in your favor. I hope they just had a bad batch of whistles but I need to make up for that somehow before I…

PLEASE note there is a photo trick involved here. These are small tubes (about 3 ounces each) so you will need a grease gun to grease the munchkin. They have one at Harbor Freight for about $10 or a couple here for about the same price or a few dollars more. You should always be aware that product images are intended to encourage purchases. Although the lubrication is good; It is one of the few that is highly recommended for outboard engines and marine applications. Another brand has PTFE. Both

I'm the person everyone wants to buy a small motor from. I have proprietary manuals for every small motor I own and I follow them scrupulously; no matter how expensive. If B&S tells me to change the air filter every 25 hours, they will replace it in 25 hours. I say this to reassure what I'm about to say - I know about preventive maintenance. I know lube. I've seen reviews that their tubes were almost empty and I've seen replies that they're getting it wrong. I'm not exaggerating - from 3 tubes…

I'm a longtime Lucas fan who has had great results with their greases and lubes. I've been using their Red & Tacky lube for years but wanted to try this marine lube as work requires me to ride in brackish water several times a week which is bad for my gimbals. So far I'm very happy with the performance, mainly because I've noticed less fat loss in the gimbal end caps upon inspection. My problem is so severe that I actually check my gimbals at least twice a year. Personally, I'm afraid of gimbal