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A friend of mine just put this on Facebook. It was from 7 years ago in wabasca but still funny...... Here's a good example of why my ujoints weren't getting greased.
This is a company truck, not mine.
Greasing driveshaft u-joints
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by mitmaks, Mar 19, 2017.
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Average service life of non greasable is actually longer.
The end caps seal MUCH better, keeping water and contamination out of the lubricacated area, extending average service life.
Nothing is perfect but the non serviceable joints are a upgrade option not the standard.
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Happened in bfe West Virginia a few months ago pulling out of the pilot. Just had it serviced at a Petro a few days before so skipped my regular greasing that weekend. Last time I don't crawl under myself and check
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What kind of grease are you guys using on you're trucks? Any brands better than others or is it a personal preference?
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I run this one. I went with the extreme pressure because I just didn't feel other greases were staying in place enough. I can use it bumper to bumper and it's so good that when I grease my 5th wheel plate and hook to my trailer, I can literally see a small gap between the 5th wheel and trailer with a grease cushion.KB3MMX, BoostedTeg and SAR Thank this. -
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