I have had several fail on my truck but it has 350,000 miles on it. So about every 100k or so I replaced them. They are easy to damage when installing so if they wheren't carful they could have damaged them installing them. What has helped them last better is installing grease fittings and then using Polyurea grease(part# TY6341). It is what is recommended for the axle bearings on John Deere tractors. I know that someone else makes it too but haven been able to find it. Plus the few tubes a years I use isn't worth a lot of hunting. I use it on all my ujoints and heavy load bearings. It seems to make them last much better than regular lithium grease.
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Today's Featured Article - Persistence Pays Off - by Sam Grice. About a year ago I was driving down Hwy 36 south of Houston and I saw an old John Deere H sitting in a field with the planters and cultivators still on it. It appeared that it hadn't run in some time, but I stopped and went to the farm house and asked if the tractor was for sale. The lady of the house who answered the door offered no answer, but said that she would talk to her husband and have him call me. I figured he was away at the time. Well I heard from him the next day, and he procee
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