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Read articles →This is a hands-on, point-by-point walkthrough of every grease nipple on the LX3310/LA535 combo: 12 loader points every 10 hours, plus 3-4 tractor points and battery terminals every 50 hours. She physically demonstrates locating and greasing each one, explains grease gun technique, how to tell old grease from new, and the warranty implications of skipping it. Best for owners doing their own routine maintenance rather than shoppers evaluating the tractor.
Appears to be an owner-operator demonstrating routine maintenance on her own LX3310, not a dealer or sales pitch.
The loader has 12 grease points, 6 on each side, and the manual specifies greasing them about every 10 hours.
The tractor has 3 main grease points plus the battery terminals, and these should be greased every 50 hours.
You'll see new grease, which is bright red, start pushing out the old grease, which looks black and brown, confirming it's full.
Yes, if something happens with the loader or tractor and they see you haven't greased it, it can void your warranty.
