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gulfjoe - on all my other stuff I use red n tacky. I asked when I bought my v-ride if I could just use that on the scag . . . dealer told me if it comes in for warranty and they see anything but white grease it will void warranty. Take it for what it's worth.
 
So nobody uses the white lithium grease... Besides Shane.
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Lithium will work just fine in all positions we encounter. Nothing on a mower woule be considered extreme as far as grease ratings. I don't like to mix greases, but have yet to see any negative reactions with the lithium types.
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Lithium will work just fine in all positions we encounter. Nothing on a mower woule be considered extreme as far as grease ratings. I don't like to mix greases, but have yet to see any negative reactions with the lithium types.
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So mixing a gray lithium with whatever is currently in the spindle( most likely white) shouldn't be an issue?

Also how do you guys know there has been enough grease installed?
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So mixing a gray lithium with whatever is currently in the spindle( most likely white) shouldn't be an issue?

Also how do you guys know there has been enough grease installed?
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Shouldn't be a problem. Some guys like 1 to 2 pumps per week. I prefer to watch the seal and stop when I see the seal rise just a little. Don't forget to wipe the fitting before attatching the gun hose. Introduing foreign bodies to the grease is a more serious concern.
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gulfjoe - on all my other stuff I use red n tacky. I asked when I bought my v-ride if I could just use that on the scag . . . dealer told me if it comes in for warranty and they see anything but white grease it will void warranty. Take it for what it's worth.
I'm the second owner so I don't think the warrNty transfers. 1 year old with 80 hours
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Tractor Supply Red grease. Believe it is named for truck and equipment. Several years of use with no problems on all my mowing equipment including a Carlton Stump grinder. That grinder will put any grease to the test and no lube related failures in over 200+ hours of high load work.
 
I've never heard of a scag spindle failure not to say they don't . I use high pressure grease. Tonight I bought mobile one red synthetic man was it expensive.
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That's the space shuttle grease I was talking about
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