k0ua
Epic Contributor
It can but it seems to grab on much easier and tighter than a standard coupler.
It sure is a lot easier to remove from the zerk too!
It can but it seems to grab on much easier and tighter than a standard coupler.
Good point! I forgot about that since I haven't used my old one ever since I got an LnL.It sure is a lot easier to remove from the zerk too!![]()
My complaint with the standard coupler is that sometimes the grease leaks out around the zerk instead of going thru it, even pressing as hard as I can on the hose/coupler. I guess the connection has to be square on.
Would not the LnL do the same thing?
My complaint with the standard coupler is that sometimes the grease leaks out around the zerk instead of going thru it, even pressing as hard as I can on the hose/coupler. I guess the connection has to be square on.
Would not the LnL do the same thing?
With your standard coupler, try tightening the collet so the jaws fit tighter. Also make sure there isn't leakage from the threads, if so tighten there. But if you tighten the collet too much you must loosen the collet to get it off of the zerk. Hence the problem with the standard collet system grease coupler. You have to find the "sweet spot" where you the coupler doesn't leak and yet you can still get it off. You are constantly either tightening or loosening the collet. This is why a LNL coupler is superior and faster and make greasing much more fun.
I will admit that I was one of them long ago. :ashamed:You wouldn't believe the number of folks I've encountered who have been using a grease gun for many years and never realized the collets were adjustable.![]()