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BHTN

Posted 9/21/2006 07:53 (#45385 - in reply to #45337)
Subject: I agree

West Tennessee

I don't think there'd be any need for grease on them. I oiled them like the installation instructions said. Right now they're all fuzzy with dust so there must be a fair amount of oil in them. Our Gleaner F3 ran with the original blocks for around 20 years. Probably still running with the originals today.

Plowboy on wood blocks - bulldog : 9/19/2006 22:35
- RE: Plowboy on wood blocks - sri : 9/19/2006 23:02
  - RE: Plowboy on wood blocks - plowboy : 9/19/2006 23:42
    - RE: Plowboy on wood blocks - bkandra : 9/20/2006 07:23
- We just put them on a 9610 - BHTN : 9/20/2006 09:20
  - RE: We just put them on a 9610 - bulldog : 9/20/2006 13:43
    - We thought the same thing - BHTN : 9/20/2006 16:40
      - RE: We thought the same thing - bulldog : 9/20/2006 22:21
        
        Re: Plowboy on wood blocks - Rosco : 9/21/2006 00:04
        
        Re: Plowboy on wood blocks - Chad H : 9/21/2006 00:13
        
        Does your book say 10 hours? - BHTN : 9/21/2006 07:51
        RE: Must be a corn thing - plowboy : 9/21/2006 09:40
        
        Re: Plowboy on wood blocks - plowboy : 9/21/2006 00:32
        
        I agree - BHTN : 9/21/2006 07:53
        
        Re: Plowboy on wood blocks - Clapodie : 9/21/2006 09:30
        
        so how do you get the center two in? - dave swia : 9/21/2006 14:02
        
        yes sir, that was what I wondered - dave swia : 9/22/2006 08:01

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