Posted by dave2 on March 15, 2010 at 04:14:29 from (91.10.174.96):
In Reply to: drill bits posted by Harry J. Case on March 14, 2010 at 20:24:44:
Harry J. Case said: (quoted from post at 20:24:44 03/14/10) Hello
Just read an article in the April edition of Popular magazine entitled Sealed for life. Has to do with the manufactures excluding a 10 cent grease zerk on the ball joints and steering tie-rod ends of their vehicles. Very simple, just drill a 3/16 hole in the sheet metal cap of the joint,thread it, screw in a zerk,a couple pumps of grease and you are all set for the next six months. I armed my drill with one of my Craftsman Professional Zirconium Nitride coated lasts eight times longer than normal bits and could not even make a dent in the cap! Any suggestions ?
Thanks, Harry
What if you just used a needle adapter (or a big syringe) and pumped the grease into the boot? Would avoid getting metal filings in from drilling/tapping also? Just a thought..
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