14 OZ Trailer Wheel Grease

I purchased this grease gun to replace a "less expensive" brand that lasted less than 1 year before it failed to pump grease. My first Star Brite gun lasted over 20 years. The new one arrived in a box with the package inside but it was not sealed and was missing the nozzle. I called Star Brite's 800 number and they shipped the missing part over night to me. If and when my new Star Brite wears out I will NOT be foolish enough to buy a "less expensive" brand to replace it.

I am in the process of replacing all my hubs and bearings on a dual axle boat trailer (that is used in salt water). I decided to buy a bunch of different marine grease to see which one I liked the best and appeared to be the best quality for the application. I am going to use a different brand on each hub. I was impressed with this grease (which is red by the way). It's very thick and seemed to be one of the best that I tried. It's also nice that its available in tubs and 14 oz. grease gun cartridges. A one pound tub is enough to repack two complete trailer wheel hubs.

This product is perfect for hand packing trailer bearings. We finished up with the grease gun with the same product but I like to start with a good hand packing to make sure no issues develop on start up.

Grease gun works well. It gets stuck on the zerk, you have to back off the threaded tip to release it. I’ve never used a grease gun that requires this….

Perfect fit for my 18’9” Lund on a single axle bunk trailer.

I have used this product before. Wear rubber gloves and apply it to the gloves, then apply it to all bolts/nuts on the trailer. This prevents rusting and nuts from "freezing." Reapply every 3-5 times the trailer is plunged into salt water.

This is utter garbage. It really should get zero stars but you can’t rate that grease leaks out the bottom as you can see and when it won’t work and you try to remove the top grease comes out everywhere. It’s a complete mess. don’t waste your time or money on this garbage.

Good quality