Driveshaft spline lube

Close Tex but no biscuit for you. 65%

It is/was available from Amazon or was when they still sent stuff to Australia I have not tried Amazon.com.au but they have a search function.

I got some on Amazon 24/11/2016 after 1olbull posted last year an 8oz tin/bottle I think. Loctite 234227 LOC51048 US$31 AUD$43.60 including freight to Canberra Australia.
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Loctite Molly Grease

Also note operating temperature the MOTUL MOLYBDEN @Paul Bryant posted was only -30°C / -22°F to +130°C / +266°F with 185C for 'Drop Point' ,what I presume is melting point, i.e.when it turns liquid. Drop point ASTM D 2265 185°C / 365°F

Anyone know? @Speedy or @Claviger

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LOCTITE ® LB 8012
Known as LOCTITE ® 8012 or LOCTITE ® Moly Paste April -2015
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION LOCTITE ® LB 8012 provides the following product characteristics:
Technology: Anti-Seize
Appearance: Dark gray paste
LMS Cure: Not applicable
Application: Lubrication
Specific Benefit
● Provides smoother than new metal surfaces
LOCTITE ® LB 8012 contains 65% molybdenum disulfide for maximum lubricity.
It is a heavy, black paste with unsurpassed lubricating qualities.
Machine tool marks and other irregularities are reduced to a mirror-smooth finish by its lubricating action.
LOCTITE ® LB 8012 reduces friction on threaded fasteners, including bolts, nuts and studs.
The low and uniform friction coefficient of 0.06 creates reliable assembly conditions.
Lubricant stays in place through heat, load and vibration to ensure a trouble-free disassembly.
For the ultimate in low friction solid lubrication:
press fit - no binding, no chatter or stick-slip, low force;
threaded fasteners - higher clamping for torque, less torque for same clamping, ease of removal (anti-seize);
slip-fit - easy assembly, disassembly, ready alignment;
metalworking - drawing, stamping, coining, extruding, forging - lower friction, eliminates stretching, galling, metal pick-up, lengthens die life;
splines - reduces wear and binding;
gears - stands up under high static or slow-moving loads. This product is typically used in applications with an operating range of -29°C to +400°C

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But I said 65%!!! ^^^^^^
 
I'd prefer to use the loctite, but it's not available here hence looking for something else that is up to spec for the Rocket.

John, do you think that this CV Joint stuff is up to the job of the Rockets drive shaft loading ?
Hi Paul,
I have been using I Hi Temp CV grease on the R3 splines for years with no issues..... always wet and slippery when it comes apart so couldn't be happier
 
From @warp9.9 when I asked the same question. Not used it yet but two tubes sitting in my garage.

 
yes but what does it taste like ?
 
Hi Paul,
I have been using I Hi Temp CV grease on the R3 splines for years with no issues..... always wet and slippery when it comes apart so couldn't be happier
I never wanted to admit this but I use Tractor drive shaft grease . figure it must be heavy duty if it's for tractors ?
not only that , but it's a nice blue colour ! seems to work ok as I have a lovely smooth drive , and plenty left in there when I 're grease whilst changing the rear tyre ?