Turfman
Gold Member
Well....I'll probably wash Rising Sun this weekend, after a job I have on Saturday. I'll get all the grease off then. It won't look so bad after a bath, so when I do it next time I'll probably leave the grease on her.
GREASEING DEBATE
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MReeter
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One of our mowers has 42 grease zirks,I don't take the time to wipe off any excess,but I do use surgical latex gloves while servicing.
RFischer
Silver Member
Frank-I'm a neatnik also. Since my tractor is fairly new I just greased her for the first time this weekend. I wiped the ones that show on the outside for the same reasons someone else mentioned, I don't want to rub my shirt up against it. The rest of them I just left it on. Latex gloves and workshop paper towels really do work great.
Richard
Richard
therrien
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with petroleum products I use Nitrile gloves. they are much more resistent to punctures also.
I use cheap paper towels to get the bulk grease off the joints and fittings then shop towels.
I use cheap paper towels to get the bulk grease off the joints and fittings then shop towels.
MReeter
Platinum Member
Nitrile gloves,I'll have to try some,the Latex gloves are a little thin for this type of use,but better than nothing...Thanks for the tip.
cj7
Gold Member
Not trying to be funny here...
What is everbody doing that they get grease all over them from their tractor?
I use my tractor a good bit and do not have this problem.
What is everbody doing that they get grease all over them from their tractor?
I use my tractor a good bit and do not have this problem.
Soundguy
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I get grease contact when attaching / removing things from my 3pt hitch. I keep the threads on the toplink lubed, and the adjustable link has a lube point, and I lube the hitch pin points and on the top link swivel as well. Probably overkill, but then.. I never did this on my yanmar 1700, and I replaced the adjustable lift link once.. and it might have been a failure due to no lube.
Soundguy
<font color=blue>"What is everbody doing that they get grease all over them from their tractor?
I use my tractor a good bit and do not have this problem. "
Soundguy
<font color=blue>"What is everbody doing that they get grease all over them from their tractor?
I use my tractor a good bit and do not have this problem. "