Chances are Frank your saw has sealed bearings being it's six years newer. Contact customer service at Seyco to confirm. My saw is belt driven. At the very back on the top arm on side you can see the bearing shaft. Just above to left is a screw. A hex wrench is required to remove. On the other side, same location is one more. I remove both and from the opposite side I push out the old grease using a Q tip. Screw the screw back on the other side, and with a piece of plastic rod same thickness of Q tip insert fresh grease. Takes very little to fill hole. Screw the screw back in. I do this approximately every 20 hours of use. But like I say I'm sure yours would be sealed.