Posted by dave2 on April 04, 2012 at 14:53:06 from (139.139.35.70):
Hey folks,
I ran over a toolbox today and along with it, my greasegun gut fatally injured.... Going shopping tomorrow at the local surplus imporium to get some hardware and a bunch of other stuff that I can forget where I put store it....
Saw on the website that they have one with two heads. One with a pump handle as usual and one that can be swapped out that you hook a compressor to... Thinking that choice would just end up with a cylinder and two heads that aren't worth taking home.
My big problem with a hand greasegun is that I replace the cartridge and always have air pockets. Sometimes only able to use a cartridge about halfway and end up consilidating several to make another full one...
Any tricks to avoiding the air? Or could it be just cheap tubes?
OR..... Is there a better gun that'll take care of the problem??
I've got one of the mini pistolgrip ones, is the fullsize ones with the pistol grip any good?
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