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Read articles →A Newfoundland owner documents a real 10-hour greasing session on his Kioti CK2620 loader at 191 hours, showing the actual friction of the job: stubborn zerks that won't take grease, using a 'grease buster' tool with penetrating oil, and accidentally snapping off a zerk and replacing it mid-video. Loader grease points only, backhoe is skipped. Best for new CK2620 owners who want an honest, unpolished look at what routine greasing actually involves.
An owner-operator sharing candid, learning-as-I-go maintenance experiences from a Newfoundland cabin property.
The owner greases all joints on the front loader and tractor every 10 hours, and did this session at 191 hours.
Use a grease buster tool filled with penetrating oil, lock it onto the zerk, and tap it with a hammer to free it up.
After testing 10 mm and 11 mm, the correct size turned out to be 7/16 to remove the broken zerk, then 10 mm to install the new one.
The backhoe was not connected and had not been used since fall, so it was skipped and only loader grease points were done.
