DX27Z grease nipple

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midwales

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Hello everyone, I am new to the forum as it has taken me 64 years of my liife to finally own a digger, a 2016 Doosan dx27z.
I am a smallholder and I will use the digger solely on my own land for tree stump removal, stock fence repairs and dealing with tons and tons of bramble, blackthorn and gorse.
I have noticed that a two of the grease nipples are missing from the grease points on the pivot points. I've checked and their not sheared off, they are just missing.
Does anyone out their know the size please so that I can source replacements?
My thanks and I am sorry that my first post is a question.
Regards
MW
 
Gecko

Gecko

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Welcome!
Probably the best approach is to raid a nipple from somewhere else (check the fit) and use it as a sample when you go shopping.
Get a few spares while you are at it as some others will be damaged/ blocked/ leak.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Hello everyone, I am new to the forum as it has taken me 64 years of my liife to finally own a digger, a 2016 Doosan dx27z.
I am a smallholder and I will use the digger solely on my own land for tree stump removal, stock fence repairs and dealing with tons and tons of bramble, blackthorn and gorse.
I have noticed that a two of the grease nipples are missing from the grease points on the pivot points. I've checked and their not sheared off, they are just missing.
Does anyone out their know the size please so that I can source replacements?
My thanks and I am sorry that my first post is a question.
Regards
MW
Gecko's suggestion is probably the easiest solution, but in all likelihood they'll be M8 or M10 fine ... unlikely to be BSG (British Standard Gas) BSP, or even UNF/BSF, that're more likely to be found on older British made gear.
 
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midwales

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Many many thanks for the sensible suggestions. Clearly as I get older I get a bit slower...my apologies
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
My Bobcat E27 is 1/8" BSP, I'd imagine your DX27z will be the same.

The best approach is just to purcase a selection pack of imperial and a selection pack of metric grease nipples from eBay.
1/8" gas then (same thread ;):giggle:)
but it is possible to 'persuade' an 1/8 BSG/BSP nipple into an M10 hole as the nipples are usually a tapered thread (BSPT/BSGT) and 10.2mm dia average ...
an M10 is a 'sloppy'-ish fit in an 1/8" nipple/fitting hole
depends who's been at it before you :rolleyes::giggle:

it's highly unlikely that a 'metric' built machine will have BSP/BSG nipples IMHDO
 
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doobin

doobin

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1/8" gas then (same thread ;):giggle:)
but it is possible to 'persuade' an 1/8 BSG/BSP nipple into an M10 hole as the nipples are usually a tapered thread (BSPT/BSGT) and 10.2mm dia average ...
an M10 is a 'sloppy'-ish fit in an 1/8" nipple/fitting hole
depends who's been at it before you :rolleyes::giggle:

it's highly unlikely that a 'metric' built machine will have BSP/BSG nipples IMHDO
You’re dealing with the Yanks with Bobcat don’t forget!

They are 100% imperial- the pack says NPT instead of BSP though.

No way are these sharing a thread without being a total animal! IMG_3933.jpeg
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
You’re dealing with the Yanks with Bobcat don’t forget!

They are 100% BSP
but a Doosan ain't a Bobcat .... thought it was t'other way round??? :unsure::unsure:
 
Bri963

Bri963

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it's highly unlikely that a 'metric' built machine will have BSP/BSG nipples IMHDO
My Kubota grease nipples are 1/8” BSP, hydraulic lines are 1/4” BSP, ports on the pump and motors are UNF, all of the bolts are a mixture of metric coarse and fine.
 
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6feetdown

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On the subject anyone know thread size on TB016 not metric as I've got a set
 
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