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<blockquote data-quote="ggeh" data-source="post: 5262" data-attributes="member: 717"><p>I had the same problem with my dozer, skidsteer, and tractor. I removed the old fittings, cleaned the the fitting hole out down to the pin with a small screw driver, Installed new fittings, and heated the pin bore from end to end with my grease gun on applying pressure at the same time. Every one broke loose, some were pretty stuborn, I had some of the pin bores heated to a dull glow. Your'e right some of the old grease looked like wax, and others looked like mudd was in them. Thats what worked for me. Gary</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ggeh, post: 5262, member: 717"] I had the same problem with my dozer, skidsteer, and tractor. I removed the old fittings, cleaned the the fitting hole out down to the pin with a small screw driver, Installed new fittings, and heated the pin bore from end to end with my grease gun on applying pressure at the same time. Every one broke loose, some were pretty stuborn, I had some of the pin bores heated to a dull glow. Your'e right some of the old grease looked like wax, and others looked like mudd was in them. Thats what worked for me. Gary [/QUOTE]
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