Packing ez lube bearings
The ez lube is a large dust cap that covers a zerc fitting. The fitting allows grease to to be pumped into the rear bearing through a hole in the shaft that exits in the rear. This TT is new to me but...
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Crabbypatty wrote:
Larry JM, Not at all, as the bearings were properly packed so there is no need to pump any grease in. The zerk fitting could just be taken off. Properly packed bearings do not need to be fiddled with. The ez lube system designed for water submersion not over the road, I think is a problem. Depending on my over the dunes use, ill simply repack them. Its easy enough and now easier as I purchased the trailer aid jack from CW. I spent half the time jacking and un-jacking. Now its a simple drive on.
Happy Trails
My comment was in response to your's concerning using that zerk for those "two pumps" somehow helping in that post of yours I quoted. It had nothing to do with a normal repack of a wheel bearing.
Larry
