Jacobs Electric Retarder
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06-23-2005, 14:20
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Jacobs Electric Retarder
Greetings All!
I had a mechanic looking at the underside of my 1983 FC today, and he was checking out the electric retarder. He was familiar with the Telma brand of retarder and was concerned that there was grease showing inside the flywheels of the retarder around the driveline joints. His familiarity with the Telma's was that they had sealed bearings and therefore, you shouldn't see grease leaking from the joint. My retarder is a Jacobs brand, and after looking at it further, there is a grease fitting that seems to feed the driveline joint. If that's the case, should I be concerned that there is grease showing on these joints? I haven't had any troubles with this and the retarder has worked fabulously to this point. It doesn't seem to be loose, binding or showing any other signs of bearing wear or fatigue. I'd be interested in what others who have these retarders on their machines have experienced Thanks as always for the advice! Ken Johnson Midland, MI '83 FC 33 |
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Jacobs Electric Retarder - imgetnab2 - 06-23-2005 14:20
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