Grease Gun extensions

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Tul01

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I have always found a flexible hose to be more convenient for greasing the greatest variety of equipment and situations. I have a couple nipples that are a pain in the butt. One is the u-joint at the back of the motor on my FIL's JD 1025R. It is through a small hole in the frame and then up about 3 inches and the other is the u-joints off the transfer case on my pickup, one is right over top of the transmission cooler lines and they get in the way. I had a couple leftover fixed couplers from other grease guns and added in a couple nipples. Looking forward to using my "extensions" to hit these problem ones this spring with way less aggravation.
 

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So you 're connected to two zerks in series. I never thought of doing it like that. For the difficult to get at fittings on my combine I screwed a flexible hose onto the end of the solid tube of a pistol grip gun. It took one hand to hold the fitting on the zerk and one to squeeze the lever.
 
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So you 're connected to two zerks in series. I never thought of doing it like that. For the difficult to get at fittings on my combine I screwed a flexible hose onto the end of the solid tube of a pistol grip gun. It took one hand to hold the fitting on the zerk and one to squeeze the lever.

I was just thinking that doing it backwards from you. Put a flexible hose hose on the gun and then the solid tube. Might try it. Ed
 
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I use a lever gun with a hose and needed an extension to use on the TORO. So I made one from the tube that I removed from the lever gun.

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The LockNLube coupler hasn't been mentioned recently, here is the link for those that don't know about it: locknlube | grease gun coupler ends greasing frustration

And the TBN thread: http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/oil-fuel-lubricants/304889-locknlube-cupler-grease-gun.html

And the review: http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/owning-operating/307933-review-locknlube-grease-gun-coupler.html
 
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I could use one of those grease extensions, Is there any for sale somewhere?
 
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Xfax that is same principle exactly, I figured I didn't invent anything. Got to use mine the other day and it worked well. Did end up with some grease in the palm of my hand, still better than blocking the sight lines in the ujoint. That lock n lube coupler looks like the perfect solution. Thanks!
 
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Xfax that is same principle exactly, I figured I didn't invent anything. Got to use mine the other day and it worked well. Did end up with some grease in the palm of my hand, still better than blocking the sight lines in the ujoint. That lock n lube coupler looks like the perfect solution. Thanks!

We have found that the lock n lube cut our frustration and time used to lube significantly.

Way more than worth the price!
 
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I was just thinking that doing it backwards from you. Put a flexible hose hose on the gun and then the solid tube. Might try it. Ed
Ed,
Your method would probably work better because it would give you something better to hold on to than a flexible hose. It's been a long time and I may have eventually switched mine around like that. If I didn't I should have.
 
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We have found that the lock n lube cut our frustration and time used to lube significantly.

Way more than worth the price!
:thumbsup::thumbsup: Here the dreaded double post would be appropriate.
 
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I could use one of those grease extensions, Is there any for sale somewhere?
If you only need an extension go to your local auto parts store and buy the pieces that you need.

There are these type of fitting kits for sale on eBay and Amazon:

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If you only need an extension go to your local auto parts store and buy the pieces that you need.

There are these type of fitting kits for sale on eBay and Amazon:

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Going to the local auto parts store still requires more effort then clicking, then there's no instructions for assembly, let alone a parts list. When ever i look up grease extensions, nothing comes up but a whole grease kit of stuff I don't need, I just need something 10-12 in. long, and how do you do that high lighting thing on my post?
 
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and how do you do that high lighting thing on my post?

Basic computer 101. ;)

I click "Reply With Quote" at the bottom of your post. When it comes up, I click in your post, highlight the text and click "B" (Bold).

Here is a snip that shows the "Bold" icon:

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Basic computer 101. ;)

I click "Reply With Quote" at the bottom of your post. When it comes up, I click in your post, highlight the text and click "B" (Bold).

Here is a snip that shows the "Bold" icon:

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I wonder if that worked, but how do I find out, Oh I know, click (Post Quick Reply), stand by for the testing of the emergency broadcasting system, this is only a test.
 
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"Basic computer 101" <<<Looks liked that worked, thanks Xfaxman for teaching computer 101, but I think I'm below basic, 98.9 more like it............
 
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I'll give it a look-see but could be a struggle, I'm suffering from a life long affliction of ADD, the results can be severe, like trying to focus on one thing and then I'm off on some other rabbit trail, almost like trying to find a 10-12 in. grease extension and end up learning about high lighted letters.
 

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