1995 MTD: Lubricate blade / deck spindle?

Fish said:
I really want to see this. I mean, if it is a good repair, I will laud you all over and give you all of the credit... But these bearing failures usually involve bent parts/blades anyway, and the spindle was made to just be swapped out, unless you were a teenager with a whole lot of time on his hands, well.........
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Why would bad bearings involve bent blades and parts?

Are you really telling me you have never replaced spindle bearings?

Changing bearings takes no longer then changing blades on most mowers.
Hardest ones are toro because they are held in with clips.
 
On the spindle you posted a pic of you take the 3 nuts off the bearings will fall out put new ones in place put 3 nuts back on.

I have done the grease zerks very easy to drill and tap a hole. But to be honest I think the sealed bearings last longer then the ones you can grease.
 
So you are still saying that you have installed zerks on this style? These do not fall apart either when new, let alone when they are 12 years old,
they were pretty cheap, I knew of no shop or mechanic that would waste the time and effort to "swap" out the bearings on these.....
 
Carscw said:
Fish calm down. Relax don't have a melt down.

I will also show you the set I have that came with grease fittings.


Sometimes you act like a 4 year old when they don't get their own way.

Just because there are things you do not know how to do does not mean it can not be done.

If we all could only do things you know how to do none of us would ever get anything fixed.
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So how is that pic coming? Just real curious, since you have claimed to have done this, or claim to own one that has a zerk installed. Personally, I don't believe that you have actually worked on one like this... If so, describe the tools and procedure for removing the blades!!!!!
 
Fish said:
So how is that pic coming? Just real curious, since you have claimed to have done this, or claim to own one that has a zerk installed. Personally, I don't believe that you have actually worked on one like this... If so, describe the tools and procedure for removing the blades!!!!!
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You are ******* kidding me right?

Even a fuktard like you can change a blade. Or would you need the model numbers off the mower and blades and the wrench.
 
So you have never actually worked on one of these mowers at all? And you are dispensing advice like the Pope??????????
 
Admit it, you have never even worked on one of these models....... If you had, you would know the zerk thing was/is silly.......
 
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