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2 Grease Guns Maybe?

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1970-1655

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I was looking through a box of old tools and found 2 small pumps. What are they and what used for? One looks like it fits a large grease fitting but with pins sticking out two sides. The larger one has internal threads and a screw in handle. Hope the pictures upload.
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I've seen plenty of those like the one in your second picture.
The one in your first picture is new to me.
 
Yup! We had quite a few of those grease fittings on old machinery. Also lots of oil cups on some of the machines; I got the privilege of climbing on top of the threshing machines and fill the oil cups ever few hours - while trying to keep my hands and arms out of the belts that I had to stick my arm through to reach the cups with the squirt oil can.
 
Alemite made several types of grease guns. Service stations would often have racks with 6 or 8 types of grease guns for various applications. They're still in business.
 
Anybody guess on the one with the threaded handle shaft? It has internal threads on the output end. I have no guess as to what it is used for. I would like to see pictures of the fittings it is used on also, if you know of it's use. It is dirty so I might try to clean it up a bit to see if there is any numbers or information on it.
 
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