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Lisle 65250 Bearing Packer
Packs fresh grease into bearings while forcing out the old lubricant through a simple threaded-shaft mechanism
- Forces out old grease while injecting fresh grease evenly
- Fast and efficient operation with simple cone tightening method
- Thorough grease distribution through threaded shaft fitting
- Plastic cones accommodate bearings up to 4 1/2 diameter
- Made in the United States for reliable quality
Lisle 65250 Bearing Packer
The Lisle 65250 Bearing Packer is a specialty hand tool designed for automotive and equipment maintenance. It suits mechanics and DIY owners who service wheel bearings, trailer hubs or similar components. The tool streamlines the task of flushing old lubricant and loading fresh grease in one operation.
Replacing manual packing methods
This tool replaces the slow, messy process of hand-packing bearings with a putty knife or palm pressure. The upgrade is worth it whenever you service multiple bearings or need to ensure old grease is fully expelled before new grease enters. It reduces waste and cuts the time spent on each bearing.
Cone diameter 4 1/2 inches capacity
The plastic cones accommodate bearings up to 4 1/2 inches in diameter, covering common automotive and light-trailer sizes. Larger industrial or heavy-equipment bearings fall outside this range, so the tool cannot handle those applications. It provides sufficient capacity for routine shop and garage work.
Highlights
- Forces out old grease while injecting fresh grease evenly
- Fast and efficient operation with simple cone tightening method
- Thorough grease distribution through threaded shaft fitting
- Plastic cones accommodate bearings up to 4 1/2 diameter
- Made in the United States for reliable quality
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What cone diameter does the Lisle 65250 bearing packer accept?
The plastic cones measure 4 1/2 inches across, so bearings that fit between them can be serviced.
How do you operate the Lisle 65250 bearing packer?
Place the bearing between the cones, tighten the threaded shaft, then pump grease through the fitting on the shaft end to flush old grease and inject fresh grease.
What part of the Lisle 65250 bearing packer might wear out and need replacement?
The plastic cones can crack or deform after repeated clamping, and the grease fitting on the threaded shaft may loosen or leak over time.
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