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If you don't have one a rubber grease hose for your grease gun it might make all the differenc to you. Any auto parts house should have a rubber grease arm.
Hah hah -- wait till you try to get at the zerk on the sliding spline on the propshaft.
I keep an assortment of grease gun attachments for narrow spots (some U-joints), right-angle attachment (said propshaft) and needles (for sneaking where no gun was supposed to go).
I've seen guns with rigid tubes instead of rubber -- no idea how that would be good.
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