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Posted by Jim was in UK on November 20, 2003 at 10:17:38 from (216.31.5.59):
In Reply to: Bush Hog maintenance posted by Jerry Skalky on November 20, 2003 at 07:34:35:
The gear lube that is needed for that machine in the gear box is 85 or 90 wt. The same stuff you use for the differential in your pickup. You may be able to surf the net and find the company. Belton is still in business I think. Check the universal joints for the drive shaft and give them a few shots of grease. WARNING If this older cutter is about the same age as the one that my father has at the farm....bring along someone that knows CPR if/when you need to replace the universal joints in it. They weren't real easy for us to find, and you may not want to buy that extra one to keep handy for when the other one goes out. later days mate, Jim in NM again
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