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Read articles →This video is really about grease selection, not the 2038R itself. The host interviews a Lube Shuttle product expert in Germany, walking through five grease types, MOS2, G2, G2 200 BP, fully synthetic, and a polyurea option, comparing base oil viscosity, thickener type, and ideal applications. It ends with a two-grease recommendation for tractor use. Owners confused about grease specs will find it useful; buyers researching the tractor itself won't.
The host is a tractor owner sharing hands-on experience, though this video includes a clear promotional partnership with Lube Shuttle, complete with a discount code.
Use a general-purpose grease like MOS2 for the loader, steering, and wheel house, and a high-speed, high-temperature grease for PTO and mowers.
They are similar, but MOS2 contains a solid lubricant powder that makes it black, while G2 has no powder; some customers prefer G2 for being less expensive.
The 200 refers to base oil viscosity, around 195, thicker than standard greases like MOS2 at 155, with extreme pressure additives for long-running machines.
Yes, the expert recommends narrowing choices to two greases, one for general-purpose and low-speed parts, another for high-speed, high-temperature applications.
| John Deere 2038R | John Deere 2032R | |
|---|---|---|
| PTO horsepower | 30.4 hp | 24.2 hp |
| Loader lift capacity | 1,949 lbf (at pivot pin) | 220R: 1,949 lbf (at pivot pin) |
| 3-point lift capacity | Not Published | 1,433 lb |
| Hydraulic flow | 5.3 gpm | 5.3 gpm |
