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- K5SS KitchenAid mixer re-grease guide pt. 3 of 3. We've made it to the finish line! This part will walk you through how to put everything back together after finishing the re-grease from parts 1 and 2. If you missed any steps along the way make sure to check out the earlier parts in the playlist!
If you're needing to adjust your speed controls after everything's put back together, you can check out • Tuning Your Kitchenaid... for a step-by-step guide. This works for the tilt models as well!
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Echoing the sentiment of what a great forking video and how to this is...have been trying to take my mixer in for service for years and finally was like, I'm sure I can do this myself. Well, thanks to you, I can and did! Thank you!
I truly appreciate your kind words! It's honestly such a pleasure to be of service. It's people like you who made this a reality because without your support, we wouldn't exist. I can promise you one thing, the appreciation is mutual. It's been a dream come true for me really.
Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this!! It was so easy to follow and use as a guide during the process. I watched the series last week and it was explained so clearly that I felt like I could do it myself and now I can say I know my mixer inside and out. I have never done anything like it before and my husband appreciates a task removed from his list. He even suggested "that younger dude on TH-cam that knows all about the mixers and mods them, I think" which is funny because he has admittedly never given the mixer a second thought 😂
Thank you! I have a 1995 K5SS. I've never serviced it, and I am the original owner. It just started squeaking and leaking last week, so I pulled it apart and ordered your grease and gasket kit. Amazingly, my gears were in great shape, but the grease was just starting to lose viscosity. I cleaned it up and changed the grease with the help of your videos. It now purrs lite a kitten! PS, I make double batches of sourdough in this thing!
I can offer a little advice about putting the silver planetary ring back on. It did fight me for awhile. I noticed tiny marks on the inside of the ring that correspond to little "bumps" on the mixer head. I filed a little of the paint off the bumps, then lined up the bumps and the marks. Turning the mixer on its head also helped. I was able to easily tap the ring back on, and it is still tight to the mixer head. Hope this helps someone out.
Your tutorials are so thorough that I'm confident that I can replace the gaskets and grease in both my Artisan and bowl lift model Kitchenaids! Thank you!
These 3 tutorials were spot on. I appreciated the tips included at various spots in the videos, like examining the various gears. I went from knowing nothing about the mixer’s insides, to doing a complete take down, cleaning, regreasing, and reassembly in about 4 hours. I highly recommend Mr. Mixer tutorials. Thanks.
What? 4 Hours! I can only afford...maybe 2...But I really need my food grinder going without listening to gears grinding.
Rebuilding my KSM500PSWH and your videos have helped immensely! I'm quite familiar with machinery disassembly / assembly but it was great to have someone confirm what I'm doing. Thanks a bunch.
Glad to help! Nice job 🙌
@@MrMixer316 Also found out that the two black plastic screws on the side are actually the brush holders,...and that they have to go back in a certain way or nothing happens. I now know that brushes are actually directional. Grrrrrrr.
I did it! Took my old mixer apart, greased it, and
-not to believe-was able to put the thing back together. Thanks Mr. Mixer. You are a fine instructor.
Such a pleasure to be of assistance!
These are a great set of videos - perhaps the best how to videos I've seen online. Took my K5SS apart, ordered parts and grease, put it back together - works great. Thanks a bunch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's a pleasure to help! I appreciate the lip service!
Dude, you did a great job showing me how to fix my wife’s mixer. It is 100% quieter and it doesn’t heat up near as hot. I really like your style of no nonsense showing us how it works and how to fix it. Even if you are kind of goofy, I enjoy it. Now you can do vacuum cleaners I’m your man.
Best tutorial for this. The mixer is much quieter now. The old grease was rather nasty looking and beginning to dry out.
Thank you!
Its a pleasure to help out!
dude, it worked. Of course I had my brushes in the wrong way when I was playing, so your other brush video was timely to mention. Nice work. John
Happy to help!
I was going to send my “new to me” K5SS to you because I’m a fairly inept DIYer but your videos made it so easy to do this on my own and now I can maintain it for years (and hopefully decades) to come. Thank you!!!
I just got mine back together after replacing the cord and re-greasing the gears. Mine had the keyhole shape notch in the back for the cord, so rather than cut off the strain relief, I filed the notch a bit until I could fit the cord in. Thanks Mr Mixer!
Happy to be of service!!
excellent videos on the K5SS- really helped me tremendously.
also, the last part where the pin is inserted, did not work out so well, as the shaft needed to go up not down,
i winded up putting that last part on before attaching the unit to the base. Could not have done this without your help.
Cmon Bounty--- sign them up! (went through a lot of bounty)
😂 It's a pleasure to be of service
You are the Ru of all guru’s. Your video’s on the K5SS are So.Good! I won’t tell you where I got my last kitchen aide part, but I know where I’m getting my next. Lifetime fan, man. Really super job for you both( video editing rocks!)
I appreciate your kind words! It's a pleasure to be of service 🥰
DONE!!! Getting that last pin in was an absolute BEAR! But now it's in and done and the mixer is running better than ever! I feel like I could fix anything now!
Thank you so much for this series. I purchased my K5SS in the late 90s, had no idea it needed greasing. This explains the noise I hear when in use.
Great video, I have a K5SS that was my Moms, she use to make cakes for her side work,(she made a lot of cakes), my Mom passed 2 years ago and I have her mixer, it has a bad worm gear, so I decided to rebuild it to great condition, so I called Zack(Mr. Mixer) and spoke with him about my K5SS, he was friendly and very helpful, I ordered all the parts with him and he verified all my parts so I know I have the right stuff, Thanks again Mr. Mixer, and a Merry Christmas to you and yours.
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Once again a great, detailed video. Never worked on one of these and after damaging the worm drive I watched all 3 the videos and my machine is running like a new one. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
P.S. if you need parts order them from Mr. Mixer. Great service!
Thank you Robert! We are pleased to hear that our content made your repair go smoothly!! We appreciate you!
Thanks for sharing this tutorial video, so glad I was able to find your channel. I was able to order everything I needed from your store; thanks for sending out the grease, pinion bearing and gasket so quickly. We bought our machine 25 years ago, and its great getting it back to new condition with your help and great service. I wish you continued success in your channel and business!
Hi! The parts arrived (plus grease) and I watched part 3 and put my mixer back together. Works great!! I think I’ll take apart my grandma’s one this summer and give it new grease. It’s likely 40 years old. Thank you so much Mr. Mixer for these tutorials (and parts store!). Much appreciated.
My absolute pleasure! I appreciate you
This is the best video on replacing the grease on the K5ss. I looked at all of them on TH-cam.
It's amazing the workmanship put into this blender. I doubt today's match these.
I notice you didn't cover the gear replacement in this video. Somehow the gear was magically healed.
Anyway thanks for your informative and entertaining video.
Yea we have another video designed to show gear replacement so it wasn't Included here! I appreciate your kind words!
Thank you for posting this video series! It was the best video I found for taking apart our KitchenAid and finding the broken gear, ordering a new one from you, and finally today getting it put back together and regreased! Back on the kitchen counter and ready to go!
Happy to help!!
Mine is leaking grease and needs to be redone. My hubs is afraid he'll mess it up but after watching your 3 videos, I'm going to tackle it myself. Thanks ! (and wish me luck!!!)
I have no doubt you'll do great!! I'm here if yoh need me
Agree these sets of videos are some of the best how to videos I've watched. Thank you.
I appreciate your kind words! It's my pleasure to be of service!
Your videos are golden! You are a true professional, thank you.
You are awesome Mr Mixer! I truly appreciate your videos. Please keep making them.
Thank you I appreciate you ❤️
Giving yourself gratitude!? Priceless!
Great video series, and now I feel confident in sending you my K5SS for re-greasing, etc. It was a wedding gift from my parents in 1984. It was used often in the first 20 or so years, less so since. It has never been serviced, still does what it needs to do, but I think it's time to show it some love.
Excellent video tutorials, I like the humor, you are extremely informative and you pay close attention to every little details. Great Work and Ethics!
I appreciate your kind words!
Ever had a situation, where after (works fine without the cap) you reattach the back “cap” (that has the 2 hooks and the single screw) that it starts making a “grinding” noise and if I fully tighten down the screw the motor continues to run but the planetary gear no longer spins ?
this is probably the best tutorial ever made!!! you are AWESOME!!! thank you so much!
😁 Thank you! I appreciate you
Thank you so much for the tutorial! Cleaned, fixed, and back in the game!
My pleasure
The K5SS was made when Hobart owned KitchenAid. This, I believe, is actually a KSM5 made some time back in the late 1980s. It's still a Hobart design, though.
Yes the k5ss was released in 1978 there are many various models that go by different names but have the exact same body style, motor and drive system. Hobart sold to whirlpool in 1986. I refer to all solid state models in this style as the K5SS as they are identical
Did anyone else hear him mutter god damn it trying to get that last pin back in? Lol
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Thorough, helpful, entertaining, and fun to watch. You’re good men, Mr Mixer and Mr Camera.
Never found a better video than this one! Well done and really useful. Thanks a ton
You are very welcome
Thank you so much for this! I followed the 3 videos as I was doing the job. So helpful!
My pleasure!
Great series! I must saw that on that tower, the shaft, bushings and the washers were dry! You should be dabbing a little grease there on reassembly
Great tutorial....I tried so hard to get my back to good but I didn't. I watched all the videos. It still makes a grinding noise. My mom bought it for me about 10 years ago. If you would like this of mine plus the new parts I ordered let me know and I will ship it to you. Thank you for all of the great videos. I am a nurse so I am going to stick to it and just buy a new one sometime in the near future. :)
We would love to have it, we could probably pay for it or give you a discount to a machine we have rehabbed!
@@MrMixer316I don't want you to pay me at all. Maybe a discount on a refurbished one but again not necessary. I just need to know how to get it to you. I didn't just want to throw it away.
How do I get it to you?! Happy Memorial Day!!!
Thanks for such a great tutorial, I used this to replace a stripped worm gear and do a re-grease while I was at it. One thing I wondered, is there no need to grease the shafts?
It couldn't hurt, I generally do must have missed it in the filming process
I could not agree more with EigenvectorSeven. Just finished re-greasing our mixer, nothing was wrong with it, just way old, ~31 years, but still working and all metal gears. Without your tutorial, I'm not sure how it would have ended up! Mr. Mixer, any wisdom as to how often one should perform a re-greasing?
@@RED-if5xx for maximum efficiency, we reccomend a regrease and a tune of the speed plate every 1-2 years depending on how heavily it's used and how well you like to maintain your equipment
It was a great help!!
Thank you very much! With your very precious help we were able to do the same thing with our KitchennAid K5SS. The best to you!
So happy to help!
Great videos and good quality products. I replaced a broken worm gear following the videos, used his factory gears not cheap Amazon and re-greased the unit. Runs and sounds like new. Thank you very much!
So happy to help ❤️
14:40 this ia an absolute lifesaver!!
I had no idea what to do!!
Thank you!!
I followed all directions in all 3 videos for cleaning/regreasing my K5SS mixer. All went well. However, now it won't turn on and was working ok albeit noisy prior to servicing. I triple checked and all power lines in the back of the mixer are intact, not pinched, and hooked up. I am at a loss but really need to figure out what is going on. Please feel free to PM me as I am not on the communication services listed below your video. Thank you very much.
Thanks for the great tutorials. Like another commenter my inherited mixer was manufactured by Hobart and has all metal gears, perhaps explaining why it runs like a monster after 40+ years and also why it is very noisy. It looked like the planetary gears had never been lubed and I hope it will run quieter after the relube takes effect. Maybe because it is so old I ended up using a gear puller to get the planetary component completely off when prying just wouldn't finish the job. The electric wire grommet on mine is nylon and was a bear to pry out of it's half leading to some concerns that I was going to rip the wiring apart in the other half while trying to get them separated.
Anyone struggling with the ring. Put it on at an angle. And hit it with hammer half way around. Right where it starts to overlap. Holding the other side so it doesnt just rotate.. This forces out the front part and hammer it around to the front till its on. Took me an hour to figure that out.
Great video. Any idea how to keep the shaft from moving up when placing the planetary back on?
Push up and twist fast then pull the slack out and repeat until you can get a nail or tiny screw driver into the pin hole and pry it into place
Kudos on a well done series of videos! Easy to follow, and the video clarity is top-notch. Thank you!
Great videos! Can you direct me to where I can get the grease and possibly the gears if worn? Thanks.
Here is a link to the grease and gasket! Gears are on our website as well! www.mrmixer.store/store-2den3/p/gid2z7irohaouqfax414780saa90zc
Great set of videos, really informative. I was able to tear mine down, not to the extent you did as all my gears were still good. I had already ordered my grease on amazon though, it was 4 oz and it seemed to be more than enough. Hardest part was getting the pin out the first step. I definitely suggest having the hole punch tools or I don’t think it would have come out. Second was I had to use a channel locks to loosen the stand nuts. None of my screw drivers were big enough and I was afraid of stripping them. Thanks again!
I use Superlube Multi-purpose synthetic food grade grease.. its cheaper then the wirlpool stuff and the mixer always sounds happy when im done. 14oz for like $20 CAD
Thanks for these videos, such a great resource to have! I have just purchased an early 1970s K5-A, which is mechanically in great shape but needs a good service. There seems to be very little in terms of parts distributors over here in the UK though unfortunately.
At 14:50 you mention about the metal swarf that can appear in the planetary pin hole. Is this something to be concerned about, and what is the likely origin of this? I have the same but can't seem to track down where it has come from.
Thanks again.
Your instructions were perfect for guiding me through the process. My mixer was making grinding and squeaking sounds when I was using it and now it sounds great so far. I was surprised my gears were still in good shape when I took my mixer apart with the way it was sounding. I do have a question about my speeds though. I got the mixer from my mom after she passed and when I turn my speed from 8 to 10 I do not notice it going any faster or sounding any different. Is that normal or should there be a noticeable difference? If its not normal what would be a way to fix that?
There should be a difference in each speed! We have a tuning your mixers speed video!
@@MrMixer316 Thank you, I am watching now. Your awesome!!
Amazing videos. Thanks. I want to unscrew the plenary gear and remove it to clean it. It's really nasty. The gear in my plenary is held in with a large flathead screw, but does want not to loosen. Is there a secret to remove the screw? Thanks again.
Sometimes that screw can be a pain, I generally use an adjustable wrench to hold the agitator shaft (the part that the beaters go up on) and get a wide blade screw driver. You may consider just a bit of wd40 on that screw and let it sit for a bit to penetrate and it should come off
@@MrMixer316 Thanks, I'll try that. After cleaning the gear, should I heavily grease the gear, lightly?
Great videos and thank you for the quick turnaround on my order!
Our pleasure!
Great video. We were able to grease our KP50P but are having trouble placing our planetary back on as the shaft moves up. Any other ideas how to keep the shaft from moving up? We've tried a strong magnet, but were not successful.
Hi Mr. Mixer! After watching the 3 part series, I’m looking to purchase a used K5SS - so I’m shopping around. Any tips on what to look out for? What are the chances that so long as it’s been tested, chances are a re-greasing should suffice before it’s ready to go for another 10 - 20 years? 🤞🏼
Chances are good! We have a few for sale as well, they are a tad pricey but they are basically restored to new!
Can you show how to adjust the bowl to paddle clearance with machines that dont have the adjustment screw?
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Hello, your video was very informative. Thanks for that.I replaced the complete pinion setup and re greased the entire mixer. It went together well but its still geary sounding. Almost like its coming from the planetary gear area. Wound you have any suggestions? Thank you..
I'd be suspecting the bearing bracket especially if it's a low growl sound that goes away as the speed increases
@@MrMixer316 thank you.
@MrMixer316 well the "boss" just got home and said that the original noise was gone and it seems fine. So I guess all ended well! I must say I have done maintenance using videos on fishing reels and guns and your videos are the most descriptive and informative videos that I have seen. Great job putting them together.
Thanks again..
Great step-by-step tutorial.
What if you put everything back together, no extra parts left & it doesn’t turn on?😮 No wires are pinched.
One step I did miss in the disassembly was to detach the end of the power cord, where clips in the back. I need to go back & back make sure none of the connections came lose. Any other ideas?
Question - what the black screw area on each side of the top of the machine?
Thanks
Under the black screws are the carbon motor brushes, if you removed them, they can be inserted wrong which would result in no power! Check out our motor bush video!
@@MrMixer316 thanks so much my Internet has been out and I didn’t even have cell service so I am just getting your response. I’ll try it later on this afternoon because yes I did take those out! 🤦♀️
Thank you for your videos! I have a KA stand mixer that I have had better than 10 years, used lightly, but never knew to care for it in this way. Your eye for detail has me thinking that I can do this! I have noticed that the tilt head now bounces up and down A LOT even if run with no dough load, so I am concerned what that might mean. What might that be? I would guess that should be addressed before the cleaning and degreasing, so as not to have to do it twice.
When you're putting it back together, is the first gear you are doing the one you replaced? It looks different than it did before. Is that the one that looked bad in the taking it apart video?
It's likely because the materials used for the gears have changed over the years. The first one was likely black and it was nylon and the new yellow one is nylon/Kevlar blend
Awesome instruction THANK YOU!
❤️ Happy to help!!
Thank you so much! A fabulous tutorial!!
Happy to help!
Thank you
After about an hour, I still cannot get the 2 halves together. turning the gear doesn't do it. There is about a one half inch gap. Its very cumbersome as the electric cord stays attached. ok I found my mistake, its all back together, but when i plug in it runs, but the planetary does not turn? Thanks for any help.
Watched all 3 parts about how to disassemble the Kitchen Aid mixer, clean it, and reassemble it. Think that I can do it now. Not sure how to connect with you to get the grease and possibly a new gear or two if needed. Can you send me the address and catalog of parts/prices for the K45SS Kitchen Aid/Hobart mixer to get the grease and possible gears that I might need, etc...? Thinking that I may just need the grease but will take a look at the mixer before ordering. Thanks.
I picked up the K55 with two bowls and all mixing attachments on the side of the road, someone tossing it out. I followed your instructions, replaced the stripped worm gear, regressed, and calibrated the speed (per other video). AMAZING instructions! The motor sounds rough, especially in the lower gears. Any suggestions? Many thanks!
Try replacing the motor brushes?
I have an old kitchen aid pro, it sat for a VERY long time. It worked but it made a smell, so I changed the grease and reassembled it. Not it makes a noise, i took it all apart again just make sure everything was lined up etc and put it back together. On slow it almost sounds like a little dirt bike idling. Any thoughts on what is causing this?
Is the KSM55 similar? I just bought it new and shouldn't have to worry for a few years. Just curious when I do the maintenance.
So I have 2 machines I need to regrease. Should I get two containers of grease?
Hello, thank you very much for the tutorial.
A question, how often should you change the blender from fat?
again thank you very much
Greetings from Colombia
We reccomend every 2 years for a grease and tune!
Great videos on regreasing the mixer! Ugh since when did Kitchen Aid go Chrysler on us? Plastic gear on that replacement part?? Hint, order several, the rest of the mixer will outlive that gear. Hmmm that grease looks like marshmallow fluff, don’t let your kids into your shop when you are regreasing the mixer gears. Will wear on the two washers on the main shaft under the main gear cause the planetary assembly to drop down over time causing the mixer paddle to loose its white coating? Have that issue with a SKM5 ProLine mixer where the planetary assembly appears to have dropped down over the years. I can push it up with my fingers and it will raise by at least 1/8”.
Quick question do you have a video for how to remove the motor from this model or a pro 450. I am trying to repaint mine and I got stuck on that part, motor removal.😭
Maybe I missed it, but you got a new gear ? it doesn't appear like a steel part...
Why do you not grease the top bearing in the upper cover , that is also spinning ?
it doesnt actually spin, the shaft spins within it, however if you put a glob of grease in there it wont close up properly, it wouldnt hurt to put a small dab on the upper portion of the shaft!
If it takes that much force to get it in, how much force does it take to get it out?
Any thoughts on why my machine isn't turning on after following all your steps carefully?
Did you remove the carbon motor Brushes? They can be installed wrong! Check out our carbon motor brush video
@@MrMixer316 that was literally what I did. I laughed the first 2 minutes of that video because it word for word predicted what I had done 🤣🤣 it's running now! Thanks!
@@lindsaymarie4416 happy to help 😁
Hello! So i did exactly the same b cuz my mixer stopped turning so i exchanged the little turning thing that wore off, i dnt know the name 😂 but now it does not turn on 🥺 what could i have done wrong?
Great video Mr.Mixer please help me my kitchenaid continue spinning when I plug on even in the 0 level after I replace the worm gear I don’t know if I have mistaken to reassemble the pieces of the machine.
It definitely has something to do with the speed lever/speed control. Does the lever actually bump into speed 1 after you move it into the off position?
My husband loosen the screw inside now the level 10 stop the machine but it jump to level 9
What color green did you use to repaint this one? I just got a mixer that will not raise/lower. Do you have a repair video on what’s inside the stand? Th hanks again for another informative series.
This was actually a color they used to offer called hunter green I believe and I do have a video for the lift assembly! It should be in the k5ss series Playlist
Hey Mr mixer, Do you sell any of the pins for this mixer? One of the ends broke off the pin that sits in the slots, so it is only being held in one slot. If you don’t sell, can you tell me where to buy? Thanks!
I regressed and put all parts back but the machine won’t turn on, any advices?
I would start by checking the brushes, they go in a certain way so if you took them out that may be the issue, that or you've maybe pinched a wire? I would also watch our speed control tuning video it may help! Worst case send her on in and we can get you going in no time!
Hi there! Happy New Year! I really appreciate your videos, they are awesome! I was in the process of re-greasing and reassembling and I broke the gasket. I ordered another from you, but also I can't get the the two parts to synch down without the gap. I can move the gear and it goes down some but not all the way. What do I need to do to get it to close the gap? Thanks so much in advance!
What happened at 16:13 that you cut out of the video? I can't get the pin hole exactly aligned through the planetary and the shaft and just working a nail into that space isn't working. I'm afraid to just keep trying to brute force it and damage it.
Hi,
very useful video, can you suggest the food-grade grease for one of our machines. this is for Chains and sprockets.
How much do you need? We offer small tubs on our web site
Hi! I bought from your store and followed your videos, so thank you for all the help! Everything seemed to go smoothly until I turned it on at the end. It's making a squishing sound that I assume is from the grease. Is this something that will fix itself or should I go in and remove some? I did go back and check to be sure I didn't grease something that shouldn't be. Please help!
Yes that's the grease redistributing it will go away shortly!
Mine did the same. I let it run for a few minutes and the sound went away.
Hi Mr. Mixer,
I need some help! I followed your directions exactly as shown. I put the whole thing back together and the shaft is moving up and down about a half an inch. Now when I use the mixer, the planetary slides down when I run the mixer. Any idea on what I did wrong? I took it back apart and still can push down on the shaft a little. Can't seem to have it lock
Figured it out. Apparently the K5-A has two holes in the shaft and had it in the wrong one
If you mark the drip break with its exact position on the planetary before removing it, it may reassemble just...a bit easier. Tape would probably be suffice. I'm sure a dry erase would work but would get rubbed off during the re-greasing and cleaning.
And now it's time to make use of all those food grade grease tubes I found left behind in the...
Thanks and tell your camera operator to keep an eye on the focus...Really? That was not edited out...a retake maybe?
Edit...
This comment may be more beneficial if I copy it to "Part 1". But not the focus part...
Thanks for a great video series. I noticed you didn't remove the gear with the snap ring on the planetary. Is it difficult to disassemble and reassemble this piece or simply not necessary to do this?
My gear shafts are discolored like the ones on this video. Would it be useful or advisable to polich them on a buffing wheel with polishing compound?
I don't think it would be overly beneficial but there's nothing saying you can't do it!
How do you disassemble the planetary stem and gear for cleaning?
Are the steps the same for a KS-A Hobart Kitchen Aid? Do you have any videos for that model? Great videos!
Yes the K5a is the exact same body style
@@MrMixer316 thanks! Internals would be the same for greasing and putting back together? The KSA isn't a solid state. Not sure what exactly that means though.
Hi from Denmark, do you ship to Denmark?
Great tutorial. thanks
Hello!!thank you so much! We do ship to Denmark
i am in need of some parts for my 600 professional kitchenAid how do i order from you, it is a kp26m1xxnp model ,i know i will need the grease and a hub cover and i am going to need some attachments if you have any of those,thank you for your videos they are awsome.
You arr very welcome! Grease and gasket can be purchased here www.mrmixer.store/store/p/grease-and-gasket-professional-series-bowl-raise-models
As for the hub cover, I don't carry them at this time, sometimes however when they break loose they damage the housing causing them to not seat properly, sometimes they require a new upper housing or an adhesive to stick it into place. Currently all I have for attachments are a flex edge beater
Hi, I'm Djin from Indonesia. Can you advice me what kind of gress I can used ? Can we use synthetic gress?