Reply to "Front Upper & Lower ball joint grease zerk locations"

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@Percy posted:
My old dad taught me how to force the grease through by putting a pat on the palm of your hand and progressively working it through the bearing - always seems to pack the grease in more thoroughly better than the double cone hat arrangements your supposed to use .( not that anyone had a cone packer back then anyway! ) Mind you do always seem to be well lubricated at the end of the process!

I agree that packing roller bearings in the palm of your hand is time-tested and a very effective method.

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Larry

3/31/217:45 PM

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