Reply With Quoteyou can make the bearing packer out of lots of differnet thngs or buy one for about $20 from most good tool shops or try total tools online store.
and I would suggest molybond type greases or heavy duty boat trailer grease
Fossicker
Looking at changing my front wheel bearings very soon, recently had the rear changed after a collapse of drivers side bearing.
I've read the threads on converting to oil/grease setup, but I,m going to leave mine standard.
My question is what is the best grease to use for this set up?
Also read in one of the threads ( By Rangieman ) about a wheel bearing packer. Where do I get one of these.
I have bought the hub socket.
Your info and feedback is appreciated in advance.
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you can make the bearing packer out of lots of differnet thngs or buy one for about $20 from most good tool shops or try total tools online store.
and I would suggest molybond type greases or heavy duty boat trailer grease
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Originally Posted by Blknight.aus
off track a bit......but do you have any pics or explanations on home made bearing packers......
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just remember to totally remove all the old grease if going for a boat type high temp grease as the soap thickeners used are totally different (usually calcium sulfonate vs lithium complex) and incompatible.
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