twobigdog
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Anybody know where the zerk is for the STABILIZER REAR BALL JOINT ? This is item #9 ON PAGE 3-3 of the owners manual.
TC 39D Lube Question
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Boomerboy
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I looked in my TC29D manual, pg 3-3, and found item #9 to be the Clutch Pedal lube fitting. I looked in the index, and in the New Holland TC29 Parts Manual, and found no reference to any type of Stabilizer. My TC29D is a 2000 model. Is yours possibly a TC29DA? Or have supersteer? Sorry, just can't help here. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
No, it is the 39D without super steer. It is a 1998 model.
Thanks anyway.
I have looked everywhere for this "phantom" zerk. If it DOES exist, I could not get the grease gun to it, if I can't see it.
I DID find those hard to see zerks on the brake, transmission, and clutch pedals. And guess what, they all work so much smoother now. I guess a little lube now and then is a GOOD thing.
Thanks anyway.
I have looked everywhere for this "phantom" zerk. If it DOES exist, I could not get the grease gun to it, if I can't see it.
I DID find those hard to see zerks on the brake, transmission, and clutch pedals. And guess what, they all work so much smoother now. I guess a little lube now and then is a GOOD thing.
No, it is the 39D without super steer. It is a 1998 model.
Thanks anyway.
I have looked everywhere for this "phantom" zerk. If it DOES exist, I could not get the grease gun to it, if I can't see it.
I DID find those hard to see zerks on the brake, transmission, and clutch pedals. And guess what, they all work so much smoother now. I guess a little lube now and then is a GOOD thing.
Thanks anyway.
I have looked everywhere for this "phantom" zerk. If it DOES exist, I could not get the grease gun to it, if I can't see it.
I DID find those hard to see zerks on the brake, transmission, and clutch pedals. And guess what, they all work so much smoother now. I guess a little lube now and then is a GOOD thing.
John_Mc
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Never heard of a TC 39D. (I have heard of a TC 30, 31, 33, 34 and TC35.) I own a TC 33D and remember finding that my steering system did not look like what was in the lube chart. I just assumed they had changed the design and not updated the manual.
John Mc
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John_Mc
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- NH TC33D Modified with belly pan, limb risers & FOPS. Honda Pioneer 520 & antique Coot UTV
Never heard of a TC 39D. (I have heard of a TC 30, 31, 33, 34 and TC35.) I own a TC 33D and remember finding that my steering system did not look like what was in the lube chart. I just assumed they had changed the design and not updated the manual.
John Mc
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dqdave1
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I also have never heard of a TC 39D. TC models did not begin production till late 1999. Before that they were 1530, 1630 etc.
dqdave1
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I also have never heard of a TC 39D. TC models did not begin production till late 1999. Before that they were 1530, 1630 etc.