Frank Sorbello
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Not all of the areas that call for lubing on my 422 have grease fittings. What is the best way to lube with out fittings?
Lubing 422
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woodlandfarms
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Can you be more specific? I spray oil over the side of my engine compartment all the time and it doesn't require lubing.
I am assuming you are talking the steering cylinder connectors and that sort of stuff.... I use an off road bike chain lube. WD-40 and most spray ons tend to attract dirt and not repel...
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I am assuming you are talking the steering cylinder connectors and that sort of stuff.... I use an off road bike chain lube. WD-40 and most spray ons tend to attract dirt and not repel...
Amazon.com : White Lightning Clean Ride 32oz Quart Jug, The Original Self-Cleaning Wax Bicycle Chain Lubricant : Bike Oils : Sports & Outdoors
MossRoad
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Frank is correct... the manual tells us to lube places that have no fittings, like the pivot points where the FEL attaches to the frame. A long time ago, they had fittings, but they never updated the manual to reflect the changes. So I called Power Trac when I got my tractor back in 2001 and asked where the fittings are, and, if no fittings, how to lube. Answer: Spray the area generously with white lithium grease every 8 hours. So that's what I did.... for 15 years! It still works, so... I'll keep spraying.
