hidden grease zerk

[catdozer]

found a grease zerk, right near the the 3 point lever. its on the "tube" that goes into the frame. just left of the tensioner. does anybody know what type of grease goes in it?

 

[Canada_CT230]

Greasy grease???

 

[krazsk]

Canada, when most people post here, they are serious about asking a question and would like a serious answer. I hope it makes you feel good giving useless flippant answers, because it isn't doing anything for the rest of us.

 

[yelbike]

Actually i got chuckle.

 

[SSdoxie]

That is the 3 pt linkage control shaft. Lithium or moly grease is fine, whatever you are using on the rest of the tractor.

 

[lilranch2001]

Actually i got chuckle.

personally I thought about posting a similar post, but knew there would be some grumpy SOB bishin about it


and the bishing came from a dood dressed in a darth vadar suit????

I hope he doesnt get his light sabre out after us now

 

[catdozer]

Thank you SSdoxie, just needed to double check, just hoping it was not a "special" zerk. Cause it has no grease fitting symbol near it.

As for the joke, I can see it here and there, but that was just retarded.

 

[Dream Farmer]

"Lighten up Francis"

 

[duckhunter27]

I also believe everyone is to tight in here. And Greasey grease was a good answer or i would have went with 3 point lever grease.

 

[Canada_CT230]

Yup, some people need to get the 2x4 out of their behind or at least turn it lengthwise to ease the pain and get a sense of humor.

personally I thought about posting a similar post, but knew there would be some grumpy SOB bishin about it


and the bishing came from a dood dressed in a darth vadar suit????

I hope he doesnt get his light sabre out after us now

 

[Canada_CT230]

If you need a deadly serious answer...

A grease zerk is for one thing...grease. Read your owners manual (back compartment on your seat) and you'll find the specs for the grease to put in your machine.

Getting advice from an Internet forum is not ideal and can be unreliable. Machines can vary and maybe your machine takes peanut butter in that zerk and getting the answer here is potentially inaccurate.

Now, either get a sense of humor or go read your owner's / service manual.

I have a terminal life limiting illness and I don't look at the world as... shove a stick up your arse and walk perfectly upright every second of the day.

Either read your manuals and get your own answers or join in the fun and comradery of TBN.

I am always willing to help in these postings. I have been helping a few people this week thru lengthy PMs to solve problems on their tractors. I have over 620 postings on TBN.

People like this kill the fun of TBN!

 

[krazsk]

Canada, you are confirming my conclusions......

 

[Canada_CT230]

I really don't see why you have a 2x4 up there?

No one else has this problem with a laugh.

Get a life...and say it out in the open...where you can't hide behind a PM.

 

[Canada_CT230]

Get a life and enjoy it instead of eating p **sed on corn flakes.

I'll take my knowledge elsewhere since Darth Vader can't handle the insulting, bullying and condescending "Greasy Grease???" comment.

Maybe you need to go to the tractor dealer and pay +$100/hr for your 'professional' service/answers versus TBN.

 

[lilranch2001]

I do not always agree with everyone on here, and I have gotten into my share of p*ssing matches, but I try to get along with my BC and Kioti brothers and sisters.

That being said, I see nothing wrong with Canada's posting
I chuckled, maybe even sissy giggled a little, as I was going to make much the same comment, but decided I was not in the mood to get into a battle over a comment, that I figured was coming.

I am usually one of the first ones to make fun, and a lot of the time it is making fun of myself.

But then, I love to laugh

:laughing:


:thumbsup:

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:tractor:
:cool2:

 

[DNC]

Thanks for the laughs guys. I actually laughed out loud.

 

[VictorW]

Just in case anyone has missed it, just to the right of the zerk fitting is a bolt with a 10mm head facing backwards. You can use this to adjust how easy or hard it is to move the 3pt lever.