Repacking bearings
Repacking the bearing on my TT before my trip, what type of grease are you guys using? I bought Lucas red n tacky for mine per the recommendation from the old school guy at Napa, thoughts?
I hope so, I usually just grab the hub for the burn my hand test to check bearing temp after a long run. I have the axis safe t lube bearings, and I was unsure of the grease in them so I stared off fresh before pumping them full of another type.
If your lucky enough to have the papers that came with the TT from new you'll see that it probably has Dexter or Liptor axles. The manual will specify a certain rating. IIR its a GLxxx minimum base. I use Amsoil grease for mine.
Last edited by Norotso; May 21, 2018 at 09:46 AM.
I have torsion axles made by axis, and was lucky enough to get all the manuals when I purchased my TT. The greases they suggested I couldn’t find at the 3 stores I went to, but the red n tack was at all 3. It had a drop point of 540 and had the highest test ratings. Hopefully it doesn’t turn to a liquid is my main concern.
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I have torsion axles made by axis, and was lucky enough to get all the manuals when I purchased my TT. The greases they suggested I couldn’t find at the 3 stores I went to, but the red n tack was at all 3. It had a drop point of 540 and had the highest test ratings. Hopefully it doesn’t turn to a liquid is my main concern.
I use axle grease...I also own 5 trailers.
If you do your due diligence and service the axles and tires regularly based on usage you should never have the need for a thermometer.
Bearing buddies make greasing axle bearings pretty easy.
If you do your due diligence and service the axles and tires regularly based on usage you should never have the need for a thermometer.
Bearing buddies make greasing axle bearings pretty easy.






