Demonstrating how to grease the front end of a Class A, Gas RV Motorhome, LOADED and UNLOADED, which is the right way.

Greasing the front end is an important PM item on our 2012, Winnebago Vista 35F, RV gas Motorhome which is on a Ford F53 Chassis and we do it the right way. We do our own grease jobs on our Class A motorhome while we travel on the road usually in a RV camp ground that we stay at from time to time. We do this at the same time we do our oil changes too. It’s not hard to do if you have the right equipment and you’ll save a ton of money over the long run. Besides nobody is going to take care of your Class A, V10, Gas Motorhome better than you will. We are shooting this video in RGV on our new winter RV site.

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• Astro Pneumatic Digital Tire Inflator Gun https://amzn.to/390yCv0
• Lincoln Pneumatic Grease Gun https://amzn.to/359xJOQ
• Vavoline Multipurpose Lithium NLGI #2 Grade Grease https://amzn.to/34ZJbfO
• Premium Guard Nitrile Grip Disposal Gloves (Pack of 50) https://amzn.to/3dLbp23

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• VIAIR 450PRV Silver Automatic Portable Compressor Kit https://amzn.to/2WXiB4d
NOTE: I feel from a money and convenience perspective the 450PRV is—probably—the better deal. Why? Because you get (2) 30' air hoses and a carrying bag that will hold them both. Plus if you expect to use yours more than 15 minutes at a time you're covered there too.
Now the 40045 400P isn't nothing to sneeze at by no means. It's the same unit I have now. The only down fall I see here is, for big rigs you need 60' of air hose to reach everywhere, and this unit now only comes with (1) 30' air hose. Now of course you can buy an extra 30' air hose (see below) for about $25 bucks. You might be able to cram this extra air hose into the new carrying bag where the air compressor resides or maybe not. So for me, I just like having everything in one neat package. That's why I lean towards the 450PRV unit. So it's really your choice. But either one will easily deliver the power what any RVer will need for a pneumatic grease gun and all your tires, regardless of what type of RV you have. If you want to see a more in depth review of these Viair air comressors go here:    • TOP THINGS RV OWNERS SHOULD HAVE • TP...  

• Both of these VIAIR Air Compressors puts out 150psi.
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THE DIGITAL AIR INFLATING GUN (This is the one I use, It's perfectly calibrated and I luv this inflation gun)

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We are in no way experts or professional mechanics. But being a journeyman millwright for years & being EX Military, has proven to be very helpful in my lifetime learning how to care for & maintain all sorts of machinery & equipment like: helicopters, airplanes, tanks, motorcycles & many types of other vehicles. That, along with 18 months preparing & upgrading our RV before we went full time, & now traveling for several years has gained us a lot of knowledge. Regardless of what we recommend, consult a professional if you're unsure about working on your RV. Work you perform or products you purchase based on any information we provide is at your own risk.