Ensure Long-Lasting Performance for Your Wagon
Get the most out of your wagon with our premium large block of Axle Grease! Designed for superior performance and longevity, this heavy axle grease is an essential addition to your maintenance routine. Now available in generous 4-pound blocks!
- Superior Quality: Our heavy axle grease outperforms traditional gun grease, providing exceptional lubrication for our wagon's axles.
- Authentic Storage Option: Enhance the authenticity of your wagon maintenance with our genuine Oak Wagon Grease Bucket, just like those used on early wagon trains. Bundle & Save 10% when you purchase both a bucket and a #4 grease block!
- Convenient Sizes: Choose from two weight options to suit your needs:
- 2 Pound Block - Size: 4" x 4" x 4"
- 4 Pound Block - Size: 4" x 4" x 8" (approximate)
Bundle & Save
- Special Offer: Save 10% when you bundle our Oak Wagon Grease Bucket with a 4-pound block of axle grease. Head over to our Grease Bucket page to learn more and take advantage of this offer.
Specifications
- 2 Pound Block - Size: 4" x 4" x 4"
- 4 Pound Block - Size: 4" x 4" x 8"(approx.)
Q & A
Question: How often should I grease my wheels?
Answer: It is recommended to grease the axles of your wagon about every 40 miles of use, especially for wagons with skeins and boxings or "old-style" axles. Additionally, check the axles before using the wagon after it has been stored for a long period of time.
How to Apply Block Grease to a Farm Wagon Axle
1. Jack Up the Wagon and Remove the Wheels - After jacking up the wheel, and unscrewing the nut (note they are directionally threaded), place the nut where it will not pick up sand or grit. Also, note the leather washers (if applicable), being careful to keep these clean also, and to be sure to put them back on the spindle, close against the collar.
2.Prepare the Block Grease: Using a putty knife, slice approximately 3-4 tablespoons per wheel off the block of grease.
3. Apply to the Axle: Press the grease onto the axle and spread it evenly around the surface. Cover the area where the hub rides.
4. Reinstall the Wheels: Slide the hubs back onto the axles and to start thread the nuts on by hand to avoid cross threading and then tighten with the wheel wrench.
Maintenance Tip:
Inspect and reapply block grease regularly, especially after long trips, or extended storage.
