not sure if it would fit under the factory cap. it is identical to the ones that are used on rzr'sInteresting, they look very similar to bearing buddies used on trailers. @Alex1224 Are they the same as those? Will those fit under the factory hub cap?
Thanks for the heads up! Looks like a good tool, I just ordered one.I purchased this one. Haven’t used it yet
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KRX Wheel Bearing Greaser
Wheel bearings for ATV’S and UTV’S often do not come with enough bearing grease to sustain the use that you need, to keep riding without fail. Whether you have a Polaris RZR, Can-Am, Yamaha, Suzuki, or Honda they all require added grease for maximum wheel bearing life. Limited grease leaves...velocityutvparts.com
Care to explain?Just remember the number one cause of wheel bearing failure is too much grease.
Dose not stay on the rig. Some disassembly is required each time you use it.I think I’m missing something here. Is this a “tool” to repack your bearings, or is this something that stays on the hub like bearing buddies??![]()
I believe over greasing causes heat to build up.......but only in extended high speed operation such as a car. With the relative slow speed and limited time frame of most sxs's & atv's probably not an issue.Care to explain?
I mean I’ve herd of bearings failing due to lack of grease, but never from being over greased.
Bingo! Grease away...I believe over greasing causes heat to build up.......but only in extended high speed operation such as a car. With the relative slow speed and limited time frame of most sxs's & atv's probably not an issue.
Shock Therapy says don't do it. They know a thing or two.Care to explain?
I mean I’ve herd of bearings failing due to lack of grease, but never from being over greased.
I’m not saying TO do it, I’ve just never herd of bearing failures due to too much grease.Shock Therapy says don't do it. They know a thing or two.
Too much grease will overheat the bearings and cause failure. Not sure why anyone would want to ignore that.
I can see racing in 115 degree weather in the desert might have some sway on things, but for the rest of us.Maybe if you desert race full time like they do.
you got it right, 5 pumps will be all you need. Do it to new bearings and at 1000 mi. intervals.I use mine on my rs1 and repack every 1000 miles and each wheel bearing will take 5 to 7 pumps from the grease gun until you hear the grease start to come out then stop. I still have my factory wheel bearings in my rs1 and I just turn over 6,000 miles. And I run my rs1 pretty hard So yes I will be doing it for my KRX as well. For the RS1 it takes about 15 min to grease 1 wheel bearing and its worth it.