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…
We own two Grove TMS 250s, a Terex T340 and a Grove TMS 500E. When we purchased our Terex T340, there was a squealing noise coming from the turntable bearing. We were using a conventional grease. We tried LUBE-A-BOOM. Since…
At Crane Rental and Rigging, we have used lots of different greases in the past to find the right grease to keep our booms sliding smooth. We found LUBE-A-BOOM to perform to our standards in the heat as well as…
The other lubricant manufacturers don’t match LUBE-A-BOOM’s product. The aerosol cans are convenient for our mechanics and equipment operators. With our boom truck fleet out in the field, we need a product that will last and stay on the booms…
In a mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo (where we battle both precipitation and dust seasonally) we see that LUBE-A-BOOM holds up very well under heavy rain and the Aerosol Dry Film lets the booms remain cleanly sliding under…
An Industry leader in engineered structural crane repair and restoration. WHECO uses LUBE-A-BOOM because it is easy to apply, maintains its consistency regardless of temperature (doesn’t get firm in the cold or gooey in the heat) and it just works…
