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Read articles →Focused entirely on one overlooked maintenance task: greasing the hard-to-reach front axle pivot zerk on a Mahindra 4550 (and most 4WD tractors). The key practical tip, raise the loader to unload the front axle before greasing so grease reaches the wear surface, is demonstrated hands-on from the ground. Also covers grease gun canister swaps. Best for new tractor owners who haven't tackled undercarriage maintenance.
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Put the bucket flat on the ground, release the brakes, and lift the front axle with the loader to take the tractor's weight off the bushing so grease can reach all around it.
The weight of the tractor sits on the bushing, so grease follows the path of least resistance to the top instead of reaching the bottom where it is needed most.
Every 50 hours, according to the video.
Unscrew the old canister, push up about three quarters of an inch of grease on the new canister to avoid air lock, then screw it back in.
