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Steering box capacity
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Rob Glasgow
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I don't remember the exact amount, but it will take less than half a bottle.
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Just got done filling my steering box with Penrite. I used Fred Silva's method of turning the wheel lock to lock and filling the box at the left lock point. It took a little over a bottle - approximately 600ml.
FWIW - Fred says there are a lot of Healeys out there with partially-full steering boxes. See: https://youtu.be/4UwsfMPWuGg
Pretty pricey at $26 each from Moss including tax and shipping. I see Amazon has comparable Snapper 7061017 NLGI #00 grease in a quart bottle for $12. 14oz cartridges of John Deere #0 Corn Head Grease are available for $4.
FWIW - Fred says there are a lot of Healeys out there with partially-full steering boxes. See: https://youtu.be/4UwsfMPWuGg
Pretty pricey at $26 each from Moss including tax and shipping. I see Amazon has comparable Snapper 7061017 NLGI #00 grease in a quart bottle for $12. 14oz cartridges of John Deere #0 Corn Head Grease are available for $4.