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It is a pain to pull the bearings and repack them but worth it. You will need the 2 axle nut sockets. Use either blue marine grease or red n Tacky. There are videos on YouTube to walk you through it.
What size axle nut sockets? I will be in this same boat shortly.
Its been a long time wish list item for sure. The real joy of it is seeing my both sons being excited to drive it, granted rightfully so they were both nervous and intimidated by the thought of the first time behind the wheel of it. But both did very good at it, they took the time to listen and understand what I was telling them, mirrors are your friend, plan your turns, give yourself distance between the vehicles around you, know your stopping distance. All common sense things to any vehicle operation, just so much more so in a 22k pound beast. I've driven many very large box trucks and moving trucks in and around heavy traffic, I have been letting them cut their teeth out on the farm roads around our home.
good old "kittie litter We used to call it) is an oil only absorbant. It is baked Georgia clay granulated. Just put a small amount, like feeding the chickens, and scuff it in, oil be gone, sweep it up. Harmless stuff
That's very sound advice. From what I can gather, parts not only cost, but they are generally very large, heavy and well torqued on.
