LouNY, that was an eye opening and educational response. I had no idea it could be that simple.As an example a Splicer 35 series u-joint is built in many price ranges and hp and lube requirement,
a 201-3500 is rated for 70 hp and a 50-250 hour lube cycle
a 200-3500 is only rated for 51 hp with a lube cycle of up to 8 hours,
they will physically fit the same u-joint and look very similar.
Save time and money by stop greasing, changing oil and filters. Stick it to the man.I’m not going through the hassle and mess of greasing the UJ’s every 8 hours. I use polyurea grease and have increased the regular intervals to 50+ hrs. If I wreck a UJ…ok. I’m out $25 and life goes on.
Good answer. Should be ''Stick it to yourself' instead.Save time and money by stop greasing, changing oil and filters. Stick it to the man.
Always make time to maintain your equipment, or it will make the time for you.I’m not going through the hassle and mess of greasing the UJ’s every 8 hours. I use polyurea grease and have increased the regular intervals to 50+ hrs. If I wreck a UJ…ok. I’m out $25 and life goes on.
Im not greasing ujoints after everyday’s usage especially when it entails taking the driveline apart. Apparently you have an unlimited amount of free time…but I don’t.Save time and money by stop greasing, changing oil and filters. Stick it to the man.
And how often do you lubricate ujoints? Be honest.Always make time to maintain your equipment, or it will make the time for you.