Posted by Billy NY on May 17, 2013 at 06:09:25 from (72.226.79.200):
In Reply to: Grease worms posted by NCWayne on May 16, 2013 at 21:57:05:
Never saw one like that. I can recall that mentality at different places I've worked, simple maintenance like keeping a machine well lubed, topped off on fluids and day to day things that should be done, but most places and or due to my way of doing things or there was good practice of using a grease gun, I used to carry my own, as I just can't get on a backhoe or excavator etc. and not grease all the fittings, it does not take all that long for these to squeak. It is something that has to be done, not all agree for some odd reason and the result is always something like what you have shown in the photos to some degree.
I don't know to many farmers that let things go like that, one of the primary things I did to help the farmer near me was to take care of this, some of the equipment had quite a few zerks, like the combine, and the 637 disc, he had a lincoln batter powered grease gun, was no trouble at all, can't imagine just not doing that required maintenance, I'm even so .... retentive about it I try not to mix different greases and soap bases.
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