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Daniel Weber

08-28-2007 20:42:12




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What kind of special grease gun do I need for track sprockets, etc. What grease do I use?




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RockyMO

08-29-2007 05:16:29




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 Re: Oliver OC-3 in reply to Daniel Weber, 08-28-2007 20:42:12  
The sprockets dont take grease, they take oil. I am currently looking for an oil gun for my HG as well. I have been using a grease gun filled with oil but it leaks and is very messy. These sprockets should be lubed (with oil, not grease) every 10 hours or before each use if it sits awhile between uses. Do you hve an owners manual? If not I recomend getting one, it shows what type of fluids go where. The manual I have has tips on inspection prior to purchase of one of these crawlers. One of the tips is to ask the seller to see his oil gun, if he has been using grease, run for your life. The design of the shaft and roller will not allow grease to flow in to all areas causing the shaft and rollers to wear quickly. And yes they are expensive to replace.


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old

08-28-2007 22:13:38




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 Re: Oliver OC-3 in reply to Daniel Weber, 08-28-2007 20:42:12  
The OC-3 I had, had cup greasers on it. So what you do is take the cap off and fill the cup and then put the cap back on and screw it in which if filled right will then push the grease in. But I don't like them so what I did was pull them one at a time screw in a zirk fitting grease then and then put to cup back on

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