BH77 Grease Points?

[beckmurph]

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Well, when ya shoot from the hip, ya might shoot your self in the foot.
I was wrong about the swing cylinders on the BH77. They do rotate a small amount.

 

[bumperm]

beckmurph,

As we used to say when I was drivin' longhorns down 'round Saragosa, it takes a mighty big man to admit he's wrong. I was wrong when I addressed you as "beckworth". I'll meet you out on the street at high noon to settle this :c)

bumper

 

[Gary Fowler]

Beckworth,

On my BH77, there are no zerks (even at the end or underneath or connected with hoses :c( , nada.

I suppose that may be just one of the differences between a construction grade TLB and a tractor with an add on hoe.

 

[bumperm]

I suppose that may be just one of the differences between a construction grade TLB and a tractor with an add on hoe.

Taken out of context, one might deduce that the BH77 has no zerk fittings or is not otherwise "heavy duty" enough for it's size and intended purpose. That would not be the case. All other lube points on the BH77 have zerk equipped pins, save those on the swing cylinder trunnions.

It's a valid point that there will be major differences between "construction grade" equipment and that intended for less heavy duty applications. Which is not to say that much of the consumer grade equipement is not more than up to the task.

Well, with the possible exception of all those little green tractors (snicker :c)

bumper