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Lubricate Brush Cutter Grease Points

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GUESS WHAT GOT HUNG UNDER THE TRACTOR!! "PREP TALK" FOR MOWING SEASON!

What happens here

Locate the grease fittings on the brush cutter's components. This includes the wheel at the rear, the knuckle joints (constant velocity joints or CV joints) on the power take-off (PTO) shaft, and the articulating arms that connect the brush cutter to the tractor's hitch. Clean each fitting before applying grease. Use the grease gun to add 2 to 3 shots of grease to each fitting on the wheel, the knuckle joints, and the arms. Ensure grease expels from the joint indicating it is full.

Goal: Lubricate the wheel, knuckle joints, and arms of the brush cutter to ensure proper movement and extend component life.

Tools and materials

  • Grease Gun
  • Nitrile Gloves
  • Rag
  • Grease

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I want to take care of that real quick okay next lubrication point I want to hit is the wheel so there is a articulating area right here that has a grease fitting there's one in the wheel there are several in this knuckle and several in this knuckle and what you don't see underneath here are two joints I call them constant velocity joints or CV joints right in here that move all the time I also like to make sure that I'm well lubricated on my arms here and I like to put a little shot of grease right here and a little shot of grease right here too now the

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