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Originally Posted by Oak
I'm thinking the same as Sam. Using a BFH can't be too good on the stress to the frame. I think I would put a zerk fitting on the new one to. I had one that was rusted together and it took forever to free it up. Good luck!
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My 1572 had rusted together also some time in the past. I drilled mine as to accept a needle fitting on my grease gun. Haven't had a problem since.
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