I heard the Milwaukee version is good too, but for me, it was all about what system I've invested in. I am almost an exclusive Dewalt user with lots of batteries. The only exceptions are my Echo chainsaw and a few Ryobi 40V tools.
hi there. Great vid, thanks. I'm no expert on the matter of removing from the couplers but I think you have the right technique. You mentioned this being your first time greasing a tractor, and while I understand you may have greased the rest off camera, concentrating on loader and grab for the purpose of the vid, you may find grease points at the rear of the tractor on the lift arms, and around the front wheels on the turn joints. I hope this is helpful.
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Looks like a good grease gun. I’m considering getting the same one.
I heard the Milwaukee version is good too, but for me, it was all about what system I've invested in. I am almost an exclusive Dewalt user with lots of batteries. The only exceptions are my Echo chainsaw and a few Ryobi 40V tools.
hi there. Great vid, thanks. I'm no expert on the matter of removing from the couplers but I think you have the right technique. You mentioned this being your first time greasing a tractor, and while I understand you may have greased the rest off camera, concentrating on loader and grab for the purpose of the vid, you may find grease points at the rear of the tractor on the lift arms, and around the front wheels on the turn joints. I hope this is helpful.
That is helpful, thank you! I will do those next