How do you reduce the PIA of greasing?

[MinnesotaEric]

I assume you mean zerk not zero...

Curse you, auto-correct.

As you said, zero, not zero.

Dang nabbit!

ZERK. zerk.

 

[TomSeller]

Does your wife have a sister?

Does she have two sisters?

 

[Gil Case]

I would say that Lock n Lube has the advantage for me with big hands the Uneverco is a little bitty thing-push on pull off. They both work. I thought some of our Canadian brothers were having problems getting Lock n Lube and were wondering if they should buy the locally produced Uneverco and the answer is yes. With either one, a one hand pistol grip grease gun is a big help.
And yes they are both over priced by a factor of two BUT is Capitalism great or what?

 

[Fuggley]

Does she have two sisters?

Ha! Sorry fellas.. uh' I think she is one of a kind? Anyway, she does recommend giving zerks ONLY one squirt of grease at each nipple at the service interval I.e., don't pump away like. More grease than that won't help, it's not like beer. Anywayyyyy... this is my final comment on that 'cause this thread will get pruned for sure

 

[JonKioti]

So, the Lock and Lube arrived a few weeks after ordering it. I was able get grease flowing into every spot, including the ones that wouldn't take it before. Problem solved!

There are two recessed nipples on the backhoe bucket which needed the original nozzle. I fitted that on my manual pump gun and will use that one for those spots that need it.

Thanks everyone for your suggestions and help.

Cheers,

Jon