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Re: cub release bearing
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Posted by Bigdog on July 04, 2002 at 06:44:03 from (24.160.186.72):
In Reply to: cub release bearing posted by Stan LaLonde on July 04, 2002 at 06:13:57:
The bearing is graphite. supposedly, the grease fitting is to allow the bearing to saturate with grease. One or two shots at a time is all it takes. Bates makes an actual bearing to replace this set-up and it is a great improvement. Although, you can't argue too much with a system that has lasted 37 years. There's many more out there older than that.
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