Posted by George Marsh on July 05, 2013 at 08:11:05 from (50.104.198.127):
In Reply to: grease guns posted by Nancy Howell on July 05, 2013 at 07:51:32:
Don't know the brand of my pistol type, it old, but has developed a problem. Let it sit for a few days and the grease comes out by itself on the floor. What a mess.
If I ever have difficulty getting the air out of mine when I change grease cartridges, I remove the flex hose and squeeze it until the grease somes out. This has always been a problem with grease guns. Don't think there is a way around an air lock in a grease gun.
Don't really thinnk there is anything that lasts for ever. Don't really think that brand makes a big difference, they are most likely not made in the USA.
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