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  • Clarkracin53
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    Has anyone tried this lately? Does anyone have any more pictures or parts list they can provide? do you have to pull the motor to get to the idler bearings? TIA.

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  • ArgoGirb67
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    Great idea!when the bearins go in my 78 it will get greaseable ones(only the outer ones can be greased)and at least lines to an easy to get to spot if not the block idea!London eh?

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  • buckshot
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    thanks bw6, live in south east illinois. ride on 200+ acres and maybe 50 miles other trails, lots of creeks ponds swamps.

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  • snafu6x6
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    Here's Legris' website: Legris.com - The online catalogue

    Applied.com Industrial Bearings, Material Handling, Power Transmission, Fluid Power Products | Applied Industrial Technologies | Applied.com | Applied.com sells the full line of Legris fittings and manifold blocks.

    PM me if you need help finding what you need. You can order direct through applied.com w/ a credit card. I don't get credit for the sale or anything, just trying to help.
    Last edited by snafu6x6; 11-20-2008, 05:24 PM.

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  • philipatmaxfour
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    Grease block to grease Argo Avenger

    Originally posted by 450hunter View Post
    You can use a grease block also and only have I fitting to grease. The grease blocks come with 6,8,or 10 ports if I remember right. I use to install the automatic grease systems on 18 wheelers and I use alot of the blocks.

    Using the block you would grease one fitting but grease would go to multiple ports. Just another idea if you are interested.
    When I first saw the "all new Avenger " a few years ago, a NEW feature was a remote grease block. They had problems with it and cancelled the option. Are there any Argo experts who can tell us what the problem was?

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  • Bw6
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    Automatic Systems

    450, I am very familiar with both the automatic and manual manifold grease systems. There are many on the market, but personally I prefer "one to one" greasing. I like to "feel" the grease going into each bearing/bushing. But thanks for mentioning it, maybe others would prefer a "one to six" system.

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  • 450hunter
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    You can use a grease block also and only have I fitting to grease. The grease blocks come with 6,8,or 10 ports if I remember right. I use to install the automatic grease systems on 18 wheelers and I use alot of the blocks.

    Using the block you would grease one fitting but grease would go to multiple ports. Just another idea if you are interested.

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  • Bw6
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    Parts Source

    Buckshot, I got the pneumatic fittings and tubing from Hose Headquarters in London, and the grease nipples from Facca Fasteners London. The fittings are made by Parker and are pretty standard in the industry, you should have no problem sourcing them locally. The aluminum stock was from Metal Supermarkets.

    The straight tubing fittings were $1.84 ea. the 90's $2.25, 50' tubing $8.00, the aluminum around $10.00, the grease nipples $.18 ea., pretty cheap little project.

    Thamesford, pretty close to me, where do you live now?

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  • RickMo
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    I want to do that too!! good job.

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  • buckshot
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    I have a bigfoot also 2003 wondered where you got your parts from hey I was raised in thamesford thanks

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  • Bw6
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    Thanks

    Thanks for the comments, it's great to share ideas that help with the maintenance chores.

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  • 6X6
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    Nice idea. I will be doing this to the racer's inside 6 bearings for sure.

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  • snafu6x6
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    That's a great idea! I'm deffinitely going to do that to mine!
    Last edited by Mike; 11-19-2008, 04:56 PM.

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  • Rock Doctor
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    I've done this a couple times, works great.

    You did a very nice job of it.

    RD

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  • Cougar
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    Sweet

    That is nice, I'll have to do that when I do my engine transplant. It will sure make life easier. Cougar

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