Greased a JD 445

17 years ago

I think I greased everything on my JD445 that needs greasing. Does anyone think they know if a grease fitting that I might have missed?

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engine_tech
17 years ago
Driveshaft between engine and trans. I think there is one at the back u-joint...I think.
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17 years ago
Good one. I forgot about that one.
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runny214
17 years ago
How about the nut behind the wheel?
bushleague
17 years ago
Largest contributor to accidents is a failure in the linkeage between the steering wheel and the brake pedal.

Just picked up a really nice 520-H off of C/L, burned off the owners manual showing 14 fittings and their location. Last time I saw a vacuum guage was in my Dad's '64 Grand Prix!
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Original Author
17 years ago
The nut behind the wheel is not greased while greasing or cutting.
larso1
17 years ago
"Last time I saw a vacuum guage was in my Dad's '64 Grand Prix!"

Don't mean to hi-jack this thread, but there was hardly a car prettier and more exciting (for the time) than a '63/'64 Grand Prix with a 389 and Tri-power carburetion. My buddy's dad had one and we would go cruising in it when he was gone on travel! Check out these options (and try not to drool)....

Description Description
Air Conditioning Sports Wheel Covers
Console (incl. tachometer) Aluminum Hubs & Drums
Instrument Gauge Cluster
Luggage Carrier Hydra-Matic Transmission
Remote Control Mirror 4-Speed Manual Transmission
Power Brakes
Power Seat 389-cid/330-hp V-8 (Tri-Power)
Power Tilt Bucket Seat (driver's side) 389-cid/348-hp V-8 (Tri-Power)
Tachometer 421-cid/350-hp V-8 (Tri-Power)
Cordova Top 421-cid/370-hp V-8 (Tri-Power)
Ventura Trim (Catalina 2369, 2339, & 2347)

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mownie
17 years ago
Beautiful yes. Came with synchromesh Fuel Gauge/Speedometer cluster. As the needle on the speedometer went from left to right.....the needle on the fuel gauge went from right to left.
larso1
17 years ago
Yah, but at 18.9 cents / gal. back then, gasoline was never an issue, not even for a kid with a paper route like me.
mownie
17 years ago
OK! You got me started now. Pontiac....great big powerful muscle car Pontiac! We all lusted for a GTO in the '60s.
We even had a few quick retorts for people. If someone asked (especially if it was a girl asking) what GTO "stood for", we would reply, "Gas, tires & oil", and a lot of them." And when somebody that actually owned a GTO would begin "braggin", we would say, "Yeah, yeah, yeah, we know it's real fast. The only thing it can't pass is a gas station."