toppop52
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- Oct 19, 2011
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- Eastern Shore of Maryland
- Tractor
- Massey Ferguson 1723, Cub Cadet 1864
It would take me that long to just clean and repack the bearings,
of course that's because I still hand pack bearings. I do have a grease gun tool that is
designed to pack bearings which I almost never use. If I'm going to be greasing a lot of bearings
"more then 6 or so" I will get it out of it's bag that it is stored in and grease all of the bearings,
then I will verify that they are completely greased by hand packing to make sure it flows through the bearing.
It is difficult to do a better job of greasing a bearing then hand packing when done carefully.
I have bearing packer that the bottom looks like a small Bundt cake pan, drop the bearing on the tapered center, screw the top on and mash the plunger down until grease comes through the bearing. I double check them it it’s worked for forty years.