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Old 12-04-04, 01:57 PM
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Follow-up question about grease...

Okay. I just purchased some LubriMatic Marine Corrosion Control and Trailer Wheel Bearing Grease #2. Upon thoroghly cleaning hub and cones, and bearings, I throughly greased everything and put everything back together again. Question is, is the grease supposed to seap out upon turning the hub? Seems like I have gotten the excess grease but if I continue to turn it, the grease continues to ooze out. At this rate, I'll have to re-grease in no time. Is this supposed to happen or does the numeric convention of the grease have something to do with the consistency?

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Old 12-04-04, 03:20 PM
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There's usually some seepage involved when regreasing hubs. I take this stance on the matter: I'd rather have to wipe of a bit of excess knowing that I got more than enough in than wonder if the small amount I put in was enough.
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