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Read articles →An owner walkthrough focused entirely on greasing the front loader of an LS MT122, identifying all eight grease points, showing how to wipe fittings clean first, how many pumps to apply, and what fresh grease coming out both sides looks like. Also covers cycling the loader after greasing. Useful for new MT122 owners unsure they're hitting every fitting, but skips any buying or specs content entirely.
Posted by the All Dick'd Up channel, where the host presents as a hands-on owner sharing personal maintenance habits from his own machine.
There are eight grease points total, four down low and four up top, repeated on each side of the loader.
Keep pumping until fresh grease starts coming out, wait until the old black grease clears, and look for grease showing on both sides of the joint.
Wiggle the hydraulics and cycle the tractor, then check for any spots that still feel dry and grease those again.
The owner uses red and tacky Lucas grease, saying he feels it is the best quality and greases the tractor every time or every other use.
