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06-10-2005 05:07 PM #1
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The clearance around the grease zerks on my Super Bell front axle is too tight to get a grease gun on the 4 kingpin zerks. Anyone have an idea about a gun with a smaller tip - or a zerk with a longer spud? The current zerks are 1/4 - 28 thread.
All I can find around here are drive in zerks and ricer parts.Jack
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06-10-2005 05:54 PM #2
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if i had a longer spud with a bigger zerk i would think i had something. but sense i dont "what the hell"
i guess thats my lesson for the day. never heard them called that.
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06-10-2005 07:01 PM #3
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In a similar situation I've installed a 45 degree head zerk, if I had any extras I'd send them to you. I get them from a local Car Quest store.Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
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06-10-2005 07:22 PM #4
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Thanks, guys. I guess I'll go searching tomorrow.Jack
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06-11-2005 11:45 AM #5
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Well, the 45 degree zerks half worked. In the top bosses, the were fint - but kind of ugly on an exposed front axle. When I installed the lower ones, they ended up pointing in the wrong direction. I got around the problem by installing a 45 loosely in each boss, pumping in the grease, then removing the 45 and installing the old short zerk.
I'm thinking about getting an extended zerk of some kind, removing the shorty zerks and installing plugs after I grease the axle. It would look smoother that way anyhow.
I sent an email to Pete and Jakes, since it's a Super Bell axle. I assume they've run into this problem before.
Denny,
Thanks for the offer, but let's wait and see what the Super Bell folks have to say.Jack
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06-11-2005 11:55 AM #6
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This would work . . . Alemite 1698-B.Jack
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06-11-2005 12:25 PM #7
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Denny,
Thanks. You gave me a couple of ideas. Also, Jason Slover (P&J) answered my email already. They use a needle also. Alemite B6783.Jack
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06-11-2005 03:36 PM #8
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I usta know a couple those!Originally posted by DennyW
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Jack, ya never said ya wanted pretty too!Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
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06-11-2005 05:22 PM #9
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Zerks...How could anyone NOT want to be involved in a hobby that has such cool technical terms???
I just love that word...zerk zerk zerk zerk zerk...
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06-11-2005 05:29 PM #10
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how about zerk a spud?Originally posted by Hot Rod Angel
Zerks...How could anyone NOT want to be involved in a hobby that has such cool technical terms???
I just love that word...zerk zerk zerk zerk zerk...
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06-11-2005 05:32 PM #11
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Originally posted by lt1s10
how about zerk a spud?You crack me up Mike...zerk zerk zerk zerk....
Is there any other cool terms I should know about ? I can't imagine anything more fun to say than zerk, though...
Zerk zerk zerk zerk........
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Didn't some girl have a hit song about Zerk, youZerk, you are such a zerk, there are other words, but they just won't work------Old guy hot rodder
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06-11-2005 05:44 PM #13
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Oh, now you're just showing off...Originally posted by brianrupnow
Didn't some girl have a hit song about Zerk, youZerk, you are such a zerk, there are other words, but they just won't work------
Well, zerk does rhyme with jerk, but I can't imagine why the two would be used together...After all, a zerk is useful, and a jerk is, well, you get the idea...
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Hey cool Denny !Originally posted by DennyW
zer-ki-ti---zer-ki-ti---spud---spud--zer-ki-ti --zer-ki-ti--spud--spud. Cool cam
You sound just like one of those Doo-Wop guys from the 50's!
zer-ki-ti----zer-ki-ti----spud---spud----dip-dip-dip-ooooooo!
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06-11-2005 05:58 PM #15
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That's the ticket !
Better get on the ball Denny...with a singing voice like that, you're gonna be in high demand !Originally posted by DennyW
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