Could this be the cause of my unidentified squeak?

[aarobyn]

I also found a zerk that I hadn't found before when I was taking that picture - greasing that will be the next step then.

Back in February, I re-checked all of the lug nut torques and such. I checked a whole lot of things, but not the tie rod ends or the zerk that I've been missing.

So if it ever stops raining around here I'll give that a try.

 

[SPYDERLK]

I also found a zerk that I hadn't found before when I was taking that picture - greasing that will be the next step then.

Back in February, I re-checked all of the lug nut torques and such. I checked a whole lot of things, but not the tie rod ends or the zerk that I've been missing.

So if it ever stops raining around here I'll give that a try.

If the squeak persists after greasing all zerks, look for a crack in the rim hub.

 

[SPYDERLK]

repeat :confused3:

 

[varmint]

You don't say what kind of tractor this is, other than TBD, but since it's orange, I guess Kubota. If I recall, the front axle pivot on Kubotas (at least some...) have a zerk and a plug that should be removed when greasing.

 

[k0ua]

You don't say what kind of tractor this is, other than TBD, but since it's orange, I guess Kubota. If I recall, the front axle pivot on Kubotas (at least some...) have a zerk and a plug that should be removed when greasing.

Actually 2 zerks, one in the front and one in the back. The front one requires you to remove the plug and pump in grease until it starts to come out the hole