How is it lubricated? What type grease and where? Grease fitting?
1763685
We'll if you figured it out let me know .I took mine to three small engine guys none could figure it out the shafts wouldn't go together . So I'm not much help to you sorry but if you need another I have one that's never been used.
1492877
This product is not a grease, it is a compound to put on the threads of bolts so you can get them off later. Sounds like you need an actual grease. I'd suggest you check the PTO manual or contact the dealer to find out which grease they recommend for your PTO.
2239275
This is a separate gear box that is factory packed with grease, It does not have any oil in it, it is not connected to the front diff. gear box on the other side.Just remove old box and install new.
646232
It called Hoppe's #9 Precision Sportsmen's Lube used for Firearms, Archery Equipment & Fishing Reels. It's a light lubricating oil ( a bit like 3in One oil) Usually a light type of grease is used on most type of ( metal) bearings.. A solvent would remove any type of oil...or grease.
2080775
I'm not sure which one it is. The grease gun kit I have has 3 different tips. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
340471
We applied liquid soap as the lubricant and pushed it in a rotating fashion.I hope this helps.
2089335
you can put a grease fitting right on top, and fill it manually if you like or,with cartridges. I fill it manually with a big air grease system at the shop
1980215
Essentially any moving part on a bike needs to have grease applied before its first use and on a regular basis thereafter. If this is not within the buyers ability (including having the correct tools to do it with right) then it is best to take the bike to a bike shop or COOP and pay them to do the deed. In the long run it will be cheaper also.
1101160
Yes I used heat synch grease. I had a tube of grease already from an older computer repair.
884376
This will mix with exiting grease in a bearing or other lube point. It is very thick and stays in place for a long time.
803921
Here is one source, but you can shop around. http://www.amsoil.com/shop/by-product/grease/spray-grease/Amazon used to carry it.
305023
Thanks your a life saver.. worm gear follower was chewed up.. must not be hardened gears. The grease is liquifying so that probably doesnt help matters either. Only a few hours usage, though with stiff batter.Any recommendations on grease? I'm inclined to want to use automotive wheel bearing grease.
2227226
It takes what is called a pin grease gun. Part # for the grease kit which includes grease gun,oil and grease is 105-LBK1. The 105 is just the grease that IR sells. They recommend to oil it every time it is put away and to grease it every 48 hours of use or 2 times a year. Moisture from the compressed air will cause damage if it is put away wet. Grease gun is needed because the grease has to be forced from the grease fitting to the chuck.
1679065
Basically older bikes have ballbearings in the fork tube. This is an alternative that consists of sealed bearings so there's no fuss with grease.
1753930
It comes full sealed with all bearings and grease fitting ready to put on. I highly recommend that you grease it more upon replacement because they never put enough grease in from factory and it will wear out fast if you do not add your own grease to it. I have replaced two of these it is simple and well worth the time and money.
2010804
It's manually oiled. I put a drop in mine each day before use and haven't had any problems.
1629666
My recommendation is a Dielectric Auto Tune-up Grease by "Permatex,"or a White Lithium Grease (spray can) or a Marine tube type used for outboard motors/trailers. Basically, a water proof/resistant type grease. If I remember correctly, the Mfr. had a preference for the auto tune -up grease. WD-40 lubricate is a fine product and will displace water, however it will wash awayfrom the interior O-rings found in the water nozzles. Perhaps, this may assist you.