Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

This fun little tool saves you time and does it right



Grease gun is attached at top and sends grease down tube into middle of bearing then workes it's way out Thru bearings.

less messy.

I am putting the grease in putting themin plastic bag untill I get them all doen and then slide them on the axle.

look it up in google then go to images and you will see several types

Ron D.

Won't that take all the fun out of repacking the wheel Bearings? You know--greasy hands, t-shirt,jeans,boots workshop floor covered in grease. Not to mention the clean up afterwards. Dunno Ron, I may just have to buy one of them
Cheers
Paul

Harbor Freight Stores

I've always thought they were a great idea. Never bought one because I'd need another grease gun, use more grease, have another messy item to store which would get used once per year. And I assume the hole in the middle of the bearing gets filled with grease and has to be cleaned out... thank goodness for bounty paper towels.

Having said that, now I may. I'm getting into repacking all my bearings once per year on all trailers... I have one bearing with some pitting (rust) in it, so will be keeping close track of that one (on my utility trailer)....

I use one of these;



You don't need a grease gun. Just put it on the ground and stand on it. (that pushing it down with your hand doesn't work very well.)

BUT, I use it in conjunction with Bearing Buddies. I like Bearing Buddies, as long as you don't go crazy with using them, and use them properly. I totally repack my bearings every 2 years. And in the off years I use the Bearing Buddies. 2 shots a wheel in March and 2 in August.

I've heard of some folks using BB and juicing them every time they use the trailer...EEEWWWW.

I've even seen some people use BB with BRAKES...WWHHHEEE.

Happy Trails

Len

len19070 wrote:I use one of these;



You don't need a grease gun. Just put it on the ground and stand on it. (that pushing it down with your hand doesn't work very well.)


Len

I have one of those too. ( I own Vw's... and now, a trailer. ) You can make a huge mess with them.

I'm thinking of buying a REALY nice Snap-on one. Costs as much as my trailer or my little racecar. I think it will save so much time and headaches.

I have zerk fittings in the axle and it's lots of fun to blow out the wheel seals with a presure grease gun.