How Much Grease Should Be Added to Square Jack with Footplate MJSQ-2500B

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Item # MJSQ-2500B trailer tongue jack has a grease fitting. How much grease and what positions should the jack be to apply grease? No manual came with the jack.

asked by: Kent B

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The grease fitting on the Square Jack with Footplate part # MJSQ-2500B is just used for maintenance. I don't have an exact amount of grease to run through the fitting as there are too many variables but if you ever feel the jack getting harder to use you would just squirt a few pumps into the jack. It would also be a good idea to add a bit of grease before each season. The orientation of the jack does not matter when applying grease.

I recommend the LubriMatic Mini Grease Gun Kit with Multi-Purpose Grease part # L30132 for greasing the jack.

expert reply by: Conner L

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