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Milwaukee Type L & B Grease Equivalent?

KDoug

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Hi,

I'm trying to repair my Milwaukee M18 Sawzall and the parts list states to use Milwaukee Type L and Type B grease. Prices online are a bit unattractive, $26 for 1LB of Type L and $15 for 1LB of the Type B.

Does anybody know what the equivalent grease of these would be? Or anybody that repairs power tools, would you be willing to sell me about 5 ounces of each type.

Thanks
 
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rustbucket5

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i cant find any info online about them, but i see they have about 9 different lubes in total. you might want to stick to the OEM. if you want to try something else id make sure its a high quality synthetic
 
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KDoug

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i cant find any info online about them, but i see they have about 9 different lubes in total. you might want to stick to the OEM. if you want to try something else id make sure its a high quality synthetic

Thanks

That's what I ended up doing, had a heck of a time finding online vendors that had it in stock, ended up buying the B grease directly from Milwaukee.
 
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