LUBE-A-SHINE, it cleans and protects like no other product I’ve used. It eliminates using multiple products. Whether polishing the trucks to get them ‘show ready’ or cleaning grease off of a customer’s crane. LUBE-A-SHINE is my go to!
After 3 months of use I have finally run out of the DryFilm can. Really surprised the amount of use I was able to get from one can. Started with the DryFilm on the outriggers. Could tell a difference right…
LUBE-A-BOOM works on boom sliders better than grease and lasts longer. Also, we use it on our jib pins that makes it easier to erect and they do not rust. We have been using it on our Grove cranes for…
We are proud to say we have been in business since 1946 in the Rhode Island and Massachusetts area. Over the years we have tried a lot of different products to maintain our equipment but none have compared to the…
The ALL Family of Companies has been using your products on our fleet of cranes for several years now. We have found them to be especially useful on our all-terrain fleet consisting of Liebherr, Grove, Linkbelt and Terex Demag cranes….
We have been using LUBE-A-BOOM products in our fleet of National Cranes (15 to 55-ton & Grove 110-ton crane) for seven years are very pleased with the results. Temps range from 80° C to -40° C in Northern Alberta and…
Finally! There is one company that satisfies all our lubrication requirements and the best part is, it is reasonably priced. Whether we need to lubricate a load cable, load chain or pinion gear, LUBE-A-BOOM has the right product for the…
We use LUBE-A-BOOM because it works in all weather conditions, from cold rain to extreme heat, stopping the chatter caused by telescoping the boom in and out. The aerosol spray can allows employees to apply the product easily, making lubrication…
Along with our rigging and millwright business, our industrial forklifts and cranes share time in our rental fleet. Because of the harsh environments our fleet is subjected to, some at foundries, we have found the perfect solution for fork carriages,…
When Bosco Cranes 65-ton Tadano All-Terrain Crane boom was not sequencing, they called Flaherty Equipment Repair, Inc. Upon examining the boom, Mike Flaherty found that Bosco Crane had the wrong type of lubricant on the boom. The lube they were…
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