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Read articles →Focused entirely on one thing: a hidden front axle pivot grease zerk on the RK24 that the owner missed for 150 hours of use. Shot right after a full service interval, he shows the exact location, notes it ran dry, and took nearly a quarter tube to fill. Very short and specific, most useful to RK24 owners who want to double-check their own greasing routine.
Posted by the chris mcculloch channel, appears to be an owner-operator sharing a firsthand maintenance discovery, with no channel description available to indicate any other affiliation.
It is the front axle pivot, located right under the front end of the tractor, separate from the loader arm and backhoe zerks most owners already know about.
It was completely dry and took almost a quarter of a tube of grease to fill.
The owner greases it at least every 10 hours, though sometimes it runs 15 to 20 hours before he gets to it.
