Lincoln has introduced automatic lubrication systems for the John Deere 350D and 400D series articulating dump trucks. Working in collaboration with John Deere engineering, these systems were designed to meet Deere’s standards for location, mounting and protection.

The Lincoln Quicklub system is designed to eliminate daily manual lubrication, while ensuring that all components receive frequent, pre-determined amounts of grease while in use. The process lubricates critical wear surfaces and maintains a seal against rock dust, dirt, sand and water. Labor costs and downtime can be reduced with increased pin and bushing life, and resale value of the ADT may be increased.

The same systems can be installed on a new truck at the factory through Paladin Custom Works in Davenport, Iowa, or can be installed on a new or used truck by a Lincoln Construction Distributor working with the John Deere dealers.

For more information, call 812/853-8449 or visit www.deere.com.

This story also appears on Truck and Trailer Guide.

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