packing bearings

[Yeller]

I'm guessing this.....

http://www.lislecorp.com/divisions/products/?product=192

Thanks Hoov that's it

 

[El Kabong]

This is what I use. Works well for me. With the zerk to pump grease into it. I quit hand packing when I got it.

I've always used one of these for years, and it has never failed me ,and you can pick them up at any auto parts store.

I grew up using my dad's bearing packing tool. It was left over from his gas station days (Signal Oil). I can't find a pic, but the pic below looks like the same general concept. Grease is force up the tube & thru the bearing as pressure is applied from above. Dad's didn't have the lever, but a dish with 2 handles that you forced down by hand. It stood on the ground low enough your body weight would do the work. It was pretty quick to use.

 

[roundhouse]

I've seen people use those vacuum sealer things for storing food

Put the bearings and grease in the bag and vacuum it down and seal it like it was a nice steak


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[Glass Pony]

I've seen people use those vacuum sealer things for storing food

Put the hearings and grease in the bag and vacuum it down and seal it like it was a nice steak


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Very interesting!

 

[Pa PITT]

I didn't like the toys either. I'm just back to packing them by hand.
Get my rags ready ahead of time.

 

[Bukin 67]

I just packed mine by hand Saturday with the blue gloves. I like the food saver idea though!

 

[roundhouse]

I just packed mine by hand Saturday with the blue gloves. I like the food saver idea though!

Just make sure your wife is not around


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[El Kabong]

Mine is made by Lisle & does what it is supposed to do. Maybe the others don't work as well. Here's one on ebay for $8.79.

 

[73azbronco]

tried all the gizmos, if i was doing 50 bearings a day maybe they make sense. Four bearings every ten years? Blue gloves and by hand works best for me.