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Initial Lubrication of Components

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Mrs. Stoney Ridge wrenching the PTO Wood Chipper....broke my last sheer pin!!

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What happens here

Before the chipper is put into operation, the presenter lubricates all critical moving parts using a DeWalt grease gun. He introduces a new product, PB Blaster Penetrating Grease, noting that it's infused with penetrating oil. The advice is to be generous with grease on new equipment and to also lubricate after use to flush out any potential water, particularly for universal joints (U-joints) on the drive shaft. He confirms that the tractor's moving parts have also been lubricated.

Goal: Ensure all critical moving parts of the chipper are well-lubricated.

Tools and materials

  • DeWalt Grease Gun DeWalt — Applying grease to lubrication points
  • Drive Shaft — The component requiring lubrication at U-joints
  • PB Blaster Penetrating Grease Blaster — Lubricating the chipper's moving parts
  • Rag — Cleaning excess grease

What they say

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to it but I'll take care of it so we're gonna be hooking up to this implement before we get all hooked up before everything gets all crowded I'm gonna lubricate everything I've got a pretty cool grease gun and I found a new grease well the grease found me so I had no idea but PB Blaster makes a lubricating grease for a farm equipment for heavy equipment and it's infused with PB blasters pretty cool stuff they sent me a tube of it so I'm trying it out pretty cool so I want to make sure all of our lubrication points are hit on this new piece of machinery we're probably gonna put a little more recent I normally would put in guys awesome investment I made having this Dewalt points here there's a u joint on both ends of the drive shaft we'll get that guy all greased up I'll try to get some grease on us to always keep a rag with your grease gun keep it handy cuz you'll need it no doubt got one more grease fitting on the other side here I always like to lubricate all my machinery before I put it up and put a couple shots of grease in it after I've parked it and let it sit for a little while in case there's any water

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