Hose. Grease Gun. Head. Handle. Barrel. End Cap. Plunger Rod. Handle. Connecting. Link. Piston. Handle. Coupler. Grease Gun If grease is accompanied with air bubbles, repeat steps 5, 6, 7 & 8 to Prime** the Grease Gun.
Follow the steps listed below to remove trapped air. Once grease is loaded into the grease cylinder, fasten the grease gun head. Pull back the plunger rod and lock it with the end cap. Now fully tighten the grease gun head onto the cylinder. 4. Make sure grease gun handle is in open position.
Care and use of the equipment that keeps the rest of our equipment running is also important. A great place to get information specific to your model grease gun is the owner's manual. I located the online manual here at Manage My Life and attached below. Hopefully this will help while you wait for the
How to Load a Grease Gun. Grease guns are used to apply viscous lubricant onto moving mechanical parts, used commonly in machine shops and garages. Properly lubricating moving metal parts helps to increase the service life of machines and
Screw the Grease Gun Head onto the Barrel Clockwise, once the Grease Gun Head is hand tightened, unscrew the head 2-3 turns to help expel any trapped air. 6. Pull the Plunger handle out of the lock slot and place the plunger handle on a flat surface while depressing the bleeder valve push down firmly on the grease gun.
5 Mar 2013
Sometimes, after I change out the cartrige on my grease gun I have a tough time getting it to prime. Well, I figured it out yesterday and thought you.

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February 2018