The 2005 Beaver Owner's Manual says to use "Clay-based grease" in the brake slack adjusters and S-cam bushings. At first I thought this was for the front disc brakes due to the high temperature - but it is actually referring to the brake slack adjusters and s-cam bushings (on the drive axle and tag axle).
So, I looked up the lubrication requirements for the Bendix and Dana Brake assemblies and downloaded their Service manuals, and there is no requirement to use "Clay-based grease". There is only a warning in manuals that says "do not use moly-disulfide loaded grease ("Moly" grease)" And their published lubrication table says to use "standard chassis grease" (or synthetic in some cases).
So who, if anyone, is using Clay-based grease for their brakes components?
I plan to just grease everything with the same lithium-based (standard chassis) grease from now on. Am I wrong?