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Extreme Crane Lube - Training Video - Sprayers - Nozzles - Spray Patterns
Extreme Crane Lube training is as simple as it gets. Grab a sprayer, pour product into it, pump sprayer up, and start spraying your equipment. DONE!
Watch this video to easily understand the fundamentals of the system and the simplicity of using Extreme Crane Lube.
Watch this video to easily understand the fundamentals of the system and the simplicity of using Extreme Crane Lube.
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EXTREME CRANE LUBE - Recommended Boom Lubricant 2021
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Extreme Crane Lube is the preferred extreme pressure lubricant of choice for Telescopic Crane and Booms. Extreme Crane Lube works Better than grease. It outlasts and outperforms other greases, especially those that use Moly Powder (molybdenum). Extreme Crane Lube helps wear pads last longer, creates less stress on hydraulic systems, simplifies scheduled maintenance, and helps keep equipment run...
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How does this compare with Lube-a-boom?
Companies who have switched from that product to Extreme Crane Lube say it lasts 2 to 3 times longer, doesn't dry out, is Way faster to apply product, and service managers and operators love that they don't have to roll it on when it gets cold. You will be more than happy with your results using Extreme Crane Lube!
My only question is does the grease meet manufacturers specs? Grove? Liebherr?
Thank you for asking. This is a Lubricant that works better than grease. It has a stronger film than most of the grease products currently on the market. Here is a link to the Tech Data. www.extremecranelube.com/ECL_TDS_2021.pdf Please cross reference it with your current lubricants tech data. You will see that Extreme Crane Lube meets and exceeds specifications. As for warranty claims, we are not at liberty to claim if this product will void or not void any manufacturers warranty. Though we meet and exceed the specifications for proper lubricant used for boom maintenance, warranty claims will have to be determined by your warranty provider.