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I used to really push mine out with grease but I ended up blowing out my Tcase output seals and that is not a simple replacement job so now I just fill a few pumps instead.
Spider gears? Do you mean U-joints?Yep, for the slip yokes I gave it a few pumps and left it. For the spider gears I pumped until the grease came out new.
Spider gears? Do you mean U-joints?
This one is a sweet rig, but did need cleaning.@2001LC How is that undercarriage so clean with 215,000 miles? Looks great!
This one is a sweet rig, but did need cleaning.
I pressure wash, degrease and pressure wash again. Then wire brush bolt heads & such as needed, and finally rub down with marine grease to restore oils and as rust preventive. Marine grease hold on longer than others, sometimes I just use old grease from lubing and wheel bearing jobs.
Tip: Cleaning undercarriage is just as import as cleaning, if not more so than body. I wash undercarriage with every wash, especially in the winter. Keeps rust away and makes working a pleasure.
Our iron gets dry with degreasing and over time, oil/grease up a must.
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Really refreshing too see! I'm finally finished applying POR15 so she is finally black rather than orange and gross, but the White Lady sure is pretty.This one is a sweet rig, but did need cleaning.
I pressure wash, degrease and pressure wash again. Then wire brush bolt heads & such as needed, and finally rub down with marine grease to restore oils and as rust preventive. Marine grease holds on longer than others, but sometimes I just use old grease from lubing and wheel bearing jobs.
Tip: Cleaning undercarriage is just as import as cleaning, if not more so than body. I wash undercarriage with every wash, especially in the winter. Keeps rust away and makes working on a pleasure ( hate stuff falling in eyes).
Our iron gets dry with degreasing and over time, oil/grease up a must.
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Keeping with my clean look I found some color matched plug to fill the upper holes.
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