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Old 05-18-2014, 02:28 AM
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Is there a grease zerk for the center spindle on a 38c deck? If there is I can't find it. Thanks!
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YES, there is....or suppose to be there.
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It should be right on the top of the spindle. Possibly broke off? It may look like a bolt head.

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My 38A has zerks on all 3 spindles, but they are the press-in type, not threaded.
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Well found the grease zerk was covered in dirt and grease . Went to grease it then the grease gun ran out, then it got stuck on the zerk then in trying to get it off I pulled the zerk out and it was stuck in the tip of the grease gun! Got the zerk out now need more grease and a new zerk. Just a typical day in my life! Ain't one thing it's three !
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Well found the grease zerk was covered in dirt and grease . Went to grease it then the grease gun ran out, them it got stuck on the zerk then in trying to get it off I pulled the zerk out and it was stuck in the tip of the grease gun! Got the zerk out now need more grease and a new zerk. Just a typical day in my life! Ain't one thing it's three !

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Well it got better later I burned up the rechargeable weed trimmer too!
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Well it got better later I burned up the rechargeable weed trimmer too!
Mom said there would be days like that, but she never said they would arrive 365 in a row......
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