Chassis lube reminder
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09-27-2006, 06:11
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Chassis lube reminder
FWIW, in the groups file section, there is a folder labeled "BB King
Pin Lube Information" for a 1983 Wanderlodge. Scan0002.jpg has a note that advises NOT to lift the front end of the vehicle when greasing the king pins. Tim Hannink Fulltiming in Paradis, LA 1981 FC-33SB --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "p_a_lazar" wrote: > > While getting my coach lubed the other day, I asked the tech if he > jacked up the front end to lube the king pins, and he responded, "if > you want us to do so", which I did and they didn't mind doing it. > > MOST lube places do not routinely jack the front end to take the > weight off the wheels which is the ONLY correct way to lube the king > pins. Luckily the king pins can go a LONG time with very little or no > grease or we would all be in deep trouble. > > If you lube you own, you need to remeber to do this as well. Although > you think grease is going into the zerk, little or none can be pressed > in with that much weight blocking it. > > Paul > 97wb43 > |
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