Posted by glennster on April 05, 2012 at 03:25:13 from (99.90.9.153):
In Reply to: grease gun?? posted by dave2 on April 04, 2012 at 14:53:06:
look for a grease gun that has the air bleed valve up on the head. when you load the gun with a fresh tube, screw the head on 4 or 5 turns or so, the release the t rod slowly. this will allow air to escape around the threads, then snug the tube up. eepress the air blled valve to et the rest of the air out of the tube. if you get an air bubble while you are using the gun, grab the t -rod, then swing the gun in a big circle over your head. 5 or 6 hard spins will force the air to the head of the gun, then a few pumps will clear the air bubble. looks kind of funny, but it works!!
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