Posted by smallercrawler on September 16, 2014 at 09:55:19 from (166.82.254.181):
In Reply to: Grease Fitting Repair posted by Charles Branch on September 16, 2014 at 08:43:41:
Charles, if your material is that hard, I would consider a "drive-in" fitting. It has skirts on it and installs with a driver and a few hammer taps, not ideal/not cheap but may avoid grief on broken off tap removal (see McMaster-Carr grease zerk types). BTW, the three tap classifications you reference indicate how near the end of the tap a full thread will be formed. See link for full explanation.
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