Grease Questions for Kubota with Loader

[gsganzer]

I'm in the "one grease for all" camp and figure my mower spindle and trailer axels dictate what I use for everything, including drive shaft and PTO universals, loaders, backhoes etc.

I use Mystic JT-6 High temp lithium complex grease.

 

[Suburban Plowboy]

I got Traveller moly grease for the loader and Mystik JT-6 High Temperature grease for everything else.

I ordered myself a Lock'n'lube grease gun. Seems pretty nice. The gun itself looks sturdy, and it comes with a Lock'n'lube nozzle, which costs some money all by itself.

I think I found all the grease points, but I haven't greased the power steering cylinder yet. Will hit it next time I start the tractor. Greased the pins on the skid steer attach thing.

The skid steer attach pins seemed a little dry, and the top link took a lot of grease. Other than that, everything looked great.

I can't find anything resembling a zerk near the pedal. Got on a creeper and everything.

Some of these zerks are a lot easier to grease with the loader up.

 

[JJT]

Strange you say no zerk on the treddle pedal. My L3400 has 2 plus one on the clutch pedal. Not saying you're wrong, only that some models do have zerks. I will add, those 3 zerks are not easy to see. I have to use a flashlight to see mine.

I've owned my L3710, (same make/model as the original poster), for 25 years. My treddle pedal has no zerks.

 

[Suburban Plowboy]

The manual I have doesn't mention greasing the pedal. It's an L3600 manual, though. PDF. Somewhere around here, I have the paper manual. I will just have to find it.

 

[CaptPat]

I use Lucas Red and Tacky, works fine.