Posted by MarkB_MI on August 31, 2023 at 19:15:09 from (174.211.36.120):
In Reply to: Re: EZ-Lube hubs posted by DoubleO7 on August 31, 2023 at 11:30:23:
> Grease per Dexter instructions which say hand operated grease guns only.
Which is the only kind I own.
> Got to do it slowly so that grease can flow thru the bearings vs the inner seal.
Which is kind of the way it works with a manual gun.
> And they specifically call out what grease to use. > Which might not be as thick and tacky as whatever is in your grease gun for everything else.
I usually use Valvoline Multipurpose GM grease, which is on Dexter's approved list.
After reviewing the information on Dexter's site, I'm further convinced that the Dealer Did the Dirty Deed. Here's an extract from the Dexter instructions:
Do not use pneumatic powered grease guns as these can inject grease too fast and force grease past the seal, or in rare cases dislodge the seal.
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