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Truck gears, in the main,
require higher viscosity oils than do the gears in passenger cars. However, it
is difficult to generalize since any one manufacturer of trucks may employ a
variety of methods of speed reduction as well as perhaps more than one type of
differential. However, lubrication charts...
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Nonmetallic Gears and Their Lubrication
A variety of materials has been and will be used for the manufacture of special gears and thus a blanket recommendation cannot be made for the lubrication of all nonmetallic gears. While the concern here is lubrication, it is of interest that these materials tend ...
Solids as Gear Lubricants
Dry solids, such as graphite or molybdenum disulfide, have had very limited use as lubricants for gears. More often such solids are used in conjunction with fluids for gear lubrication. Such use is not general and data as to their value is meager. ...
Fog or Mist Application of Gear Oils
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