Will this work to lubricate the gears of a KitchenAid mixer?
1378437
I purchased it for use on the parts that touch food like my grinding wheels for burger/sausage and do not know how it would work on internal gear use.
1378438
It is a food grade grease. I suspect it would work very well for mixer. We have an old mixer we picked up at auction, that I am going to be using it for, myself!
1760184
I don't know - this is the one I have - KitchenAid FGA Food Grinder Attachment for Stand Mixers
517467
Sorry don't know, used it on my Kitchenaid grinder attachment. I know it doesn't fit that.
1854251
Should be able to use it to grease anything that has a standard grease fitting. Only question would be the type of grease to use.
1246382
On most Kitchenaid mixers, all the gears are metal except for one nylon gear. This gear is made to break if the mixer is overloaded or if an object keeps the paddle from moving. It is designed this way to save the motor from damage. It is fairly easy and inexpensive to replace the one gear than to replace the motor.
1959654
I don't know, however I suggest you go to the KitchenAid website and look up the part for your mixer, that way you will know for sure.
1072819
I am not sure, we used this product because the grease had been leaking out of our stand mixer. Apparently, the mixer needs to be used regularly to avoid this issue. My husband used this grease on ours and now it works great, no leaks. We have enough to do several more mixers. I would try using this product, give it a try, my husband found the instructions on YouTube. Best of Luck!
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yes you will as this is a food grade grease. My mixer was noisy and leaking yellowish colored grease. After all old grease removed, cleaned and repacking the mixer runs great and real quite. Hope this helps.
1078051
Call kitchenaid, they are very helpful and will have the right answer once you give them the numbers off your mixer.
517985
Works well. Since I purchased mine KitchenAid has come out with sizes for all mixers. Check it out.
1155807
If you are referring to a hydraulic jack, not, it is not suitable. They use oil, not grease, and have o-rings, not bearings. You can purchase hydraulic jack oil which is suitable for that purpose. There is no need to use food grade grease in lift jacks unless they are used in the preparation of food.
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It appears to be a real Kitchen Aid part. That said, its a quart can of grease. I suspect automotive undercarriage lube would work just fine. I didn't have any of than on hand.
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I don't think it will since it will not come in contact with a gasket, you can go to Hyper lube web site site and ask them they would know best.
2157506
I have a kitchenaid and this part fixed my issue. Most of them are made by the same manufacturer so if you checked online to see if this part works in your model, then it should be good to give it a try.
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theoretically you could use this to pressurize a sealed jug to expel oil through a hose. Think reverse brake bleed. However, given finding a suitable jug to withstand pressure, relatively light duty of the pump, and fabrication, chances would be 50/50 optimistically. Some gear oil jugs come with hand pumps that work well as I suspect you are aware. I do know that large oil syringes exist but the one I have called a "mix mizer" would be too slow and tedious to use for the amount and thickness of gear oil necessary for a differential service. Would be an interesting experiment though.
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I thought the same thing, but, I used it and it solved the oil leaking problem. I run the mixer once a week since (if not used) and so far so good.
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Don't buy either, IMHO. I wanted one for years and finally bought an Artisan, though I only use them for family dinners.On its 5th or 6th use, it dumped grease oil in the food. Just sitting, it started dripping oil, and the gears started sounding distressed.KitchenAid support said this is normal. They said I should run the mixer every couple weeks. On average, over 3 calls to customer support, they indicated it was normal for the gear grease to separate and drip into food.