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Originally Posted By: Ramblejam Originally Posted By: tomky I have been using some of the Valvoline Moly grease but was told it was a bad choice for bearings. Would you continue using it or switch to say the Mystik JT 0? If I switch will there be any problems caused by mixing? Specifically...

I have been using some of the Valvoline Moly grease but was told it was a bad choice for bearings. Would you continue using it or switch to say the Mystik JT 0? If I switch will there be any problems caused by mixing?

Originally Posted By: dustyroads Originally Posted By: tomky Originally Posted By: Ramblejam FYI - Valvoline Crimson has a dropping point of 360°F, and is only recommended by Valvoline for usage with non-disc brake wheel bearings. I was just looking at the Mystik JT-6 specs and it is 325. I...

Originally Posted By: Ramblejam FYI - Valvoline Crimson has a dropping point of 360°F, and is only recommended by Valvoline for usage with non-disc brake wheel bearings. I was just looking at the Mystik JT-6 specs and it is 325. I would not be using in any wheel bearings on disc brakes. Mainly...

Any thoughts on Valvoline Crimson? Readily available here.

Would there be a good choice for one grease for all around use on the farm? PTO u-joints, hay baler bearings and tractors with loaders on them. Would prefer something that can be bought easily locally.