I had a stuck grease fitting. Tried hard with the hammer style system. Tried to remove the bushing, also stuck, using sledge, hydraulic ram, torch, etc…
Month later, I bought this grease gun and it busted through the blockage, with a satisfying sound. Yeah!
I work in one of the largest frozen pizza manufacturing plants in the world .. if you've had the us name brands, we made it ..
We have one of these that's about a year old .. probably runs 3 tubes of grease a day on a slow day.. I've pumped out 20 tubes in a shift ..
We use the crappy food grade grease but it still destroyed the rubber …
Our tools see temp changes from -40 to 130 back and forth all day and night, but when in storage, they're right at 75.. (those are in f for freedom for all you cangaroo fellas)
This grease gun, equipped with a lock n' lube tip, is absolutely the bees knees for stubborn corroded fittings and 9 mile long grease tubes 👍
I thought the tool guy got me to buy another gimmick when I picked one of these up back in 2015 or 2016. We had a automated controls technician come in to our place to repair our automated cardboard baler, and I noticed this electric grease gun, the tech was kind enough to let me use it and I was sold. Lucked out and got one for cheap from the tool truck guy, I believe I paid $125 for the bare m18 tool. I’ve never regretted spending that money, it’s saved me hours of wasted time greasing roll off truck beds and other time consuming grease jobs. 10/10 would recommend.
"international rectumfryer" Not that flashback again, IRFZ44 trannies blowing up only to realize they were fake and also took the driver transistors TWICE in a row…the board looked to be carpet bombed but in the end it all worked out…pain in the bum
"Six comes before nine in Germany". Nine means "no" in German, does six mean something? I think i have half the joke figured out, does anybody get it? Help me out.
You don't have to hold and press the coupler on to the zerk to keep it there. It is clamped onto the zerk by hydraulic pressure from the grease flowing through it. The more back pressure to the grease pump sees, the more clamping pressure at the coupler. There are also mechanical couplers, like the Lock-N-Lube, or Lube Shuttle's safeLOCK coupler.
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Yeah f-ck that thing. Hard enough getting grease to move in the cold.
The fine threads are frustrating. Otherwise it’s a great tool.
I had a stuck grease fitting. Tried hard with the hammer style system. Tried to remove the bushing, also stuck, using sledge, hydraulic ram, torch, etc…
Month later, I bought this grease gun and it busted through the blockage, with a satisfying sound. Yeah!
I work in one of the largest frozen pizza manufacturing plants in the world .. if you've had the us name brands, we made it ..
We have one of these that's about a year old .. probably runs 3 tubes of grease a day on a slow day.. I've pumped out 20 tubes in a shift ..
We use the crappy food grade grease but it still destroyed the rubber …
Our tools see temp changes from -40 to 130 back and forth all day and night, but when in storage, they're right at 75.. (those are in f for freedom for all you cangaroo fellas)
This grease gun, equipped with a lock n' lube tip, is absolutely the bees knees for stubborn corroded fittings and 9 mile long grease tubes 👍
the dab of glue is to help with shock or bottoming out maybe?
With that grease spot on the camera lense, you've somehow captured the feeling of dirty lube job.
I thought the tool guy got me to buy another gimmick when I picked one of these up back in 2015 or 2016. We had a automated controls technician come in to our place to repair our automated cardboard baler, and I noticed this electric grease gun, the tech was kind enough to let me use it and I was sold. Lucked out and got one for cheap from the tool truck guy, I believe I paid $125 for the bare m18 tool. I’ve never regretted spending that money, it’s saved me hours of wasted time greasing roll off truck beds and other time consuming grease jobs. 10/10 would recommend.
"international rectumfryer" Not that flashback again, IRFZ44 trannies blowing up only to realize they were fake and also took the driver transistors TWICE in a row…the board looked to be carpet bombed but in the end it all worked out…pain in the bum
"Six comes before nine in Germany". Nine means "no" in German, does six mean something? I think i have half the joke figured out, does anybody get it? Help me out.
You can push the rod into the holder 😁
You don't have to hold and press the coupler on to the zerk to keep it there. It is clamped onto the zerk by hydraulic pressure from the grease flowing through it. The more back pressure to the grease pump sees, the more clamping pressure at the coupler.
There are also mechanical couplers, like the Lock-N-Lube, or Lube Shuttle's safeLOCK coupler.