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Old 12-21-08 | 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Mondoman
An excellent grease for bearings, widely available at Home Depot and other stores for around $4/tub, is Lubritech's "Marine Corrosion Control and Trailer Wheel Bearing Grease"; for a dollar or two extra, you can also pick up some "flux brushes" to apply the grease.

PS - Here's a not so cheap link that includes a photo of the tub: http://www.etrailer.com/p-l11404.htm
What purpose does applying with the flux brushes serve?

I just **** the grease onto the cones and bearings with my fingers.

Of course, it means I have to wash my hands with dish soap to get it off.

Am I missing something fancy? Are flux brushes the thing to use for grease?
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