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5th January 1973, Page 55
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

by Trevor Longcroft

perience of Pickfords ulage is anything to go choice of the correct lubricate fifth-wheel

, besides reducing In reduce lubricating

what is, perhaps, an case — that of a Samson tractive unit Co a 50-ton capacity semi-trailer with a nposed kingpin load.

before it changed to IS 1000, found it y to lubricate the el daily -timelg and inconvenient, when the vehicle was m base. Neither did cation prevent coupling ause the grease was from the coupling mal daily operation. pickfords can leave lubrication for periods as long as three weeks. The grease formulated by Rocol Ltd, Rocol House, Swillington, Leeds, LS26 8BS, contains finely divided lubricating solids and EP agents to provide a tenacious lowfriction film on the bearing surfaces. The solid lubricant reduces the effect of heavy loads which tend to lead to the grease being squeezed from between the fifth-wheel and trailer rubbing plate.

The company. says the grease operates efficiently between minus 30deg C and 185deg C and contains corrosion inhibitors active over the temperature range.

In addition, the grease has a high resistance to attack from water, steam, brine and many other chemicals and solvents.

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