Does this use standard 14.5 oz grease cartridges? Thanks!
1373297
The grease cartridges that I use in my Lincoln 12 volt gun are the standard 14.1 oz ones. Not sure were you got the 14.5 oz size?
1342334
The product I received is labeled Benalene 930-2, not 4176597 as shown on your picture. It looks like the same lubricant as found inside the Mixer but it easily could be a substitute. I would be surprised if Kitchen Aid would manufacture any lubricant themselves. (The First Aid label states to seek medical advice if product is ingested) The gear cover screws loosened up on my mixer and I noticed the original grease oozing out at the cover gasket. I replaced the old grease and reassembled with a new gasket. No problem since.
2227226
It takes what is called a pin grease gun. Part # for the grease kit which includes grease gun,oil and grease is 105-LBK1. The 105 is just the grease that IR sells. They recommend to oil it every time it is put away and to grease it every 48 hours of use or 2 times a year. Moisture from the compressed air will cause damage if it is put away wet. Grease gun is needed because the grease has to be forced from the grease fitting to the chuck.
69776
Yes, it will. I bought the standard cartridges initially, but have switched to buying the XL ones because they're more economical in the long run.
407581
It uses a standard cartridge, I got some at Tractor supply. I know this grease gun is more $$ but worth it.
2246547
No it doesn't. I used to use high temp bearing grease but the Slip 2000 is even better. Get it now......
283067
I have used mine with 12 gram cartridges. You need to put a washer in the bottom to get it high enough to puncture the cartridge when you screw it together. You have to try a couple different diameters to find the one that works best.
225179
I don't know if this is what you're looking for (when I ordered this product, the tube I received looks different from this picture). It is called 'Lubriplate Low-Temp, a multi-purpose, low temperature grease. The part # is L0172-092. The tube is silver/gray with black print. I hope this helps.
2118957
Yes, it does. Slips right in the machine where the old cartridge comes out.
2089335
you can put a grease fitting right on top, and fill it manually if you like or,with cartridges. I fill it manually with a big air grease system at the shop
882499
Most probably come with grease but I always pump grease in just to be sure. With most things that have grease fittings, you can't get too much grease. The excess comes out the seal. That's the way you know when it's fully greased.
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YES, the 58000 Lube Adapter Kit will work with the 18v grease gun. I am very confident it will work with 99% of the grease guns on the market. The kit consists of various different tips which simply screw onto the end of the grease gun hose. If you grease a lot of different equipment, you will be very happy with the 58000. I don't know of another kit as versatile, AND it is built with Lincoln quality.No, there are no grease adapters which will withstand 7,000 psi. I am not sure where you came up with the 7,000 psi number, but grease guns operate at relatively low pressure (<1,000 psi). Always have. Always will. YES, the 58000 Lube Adapter Kit will work with the 18v grease gun. I am very confident it will work with 99% of the grease guns on the market. The kit consists of various different tips which simply screw onto the end of the grease gun hose. If you grease a lot of different equipment, you will be very happy with the 58000. I don't know of another kit as versatile, AND it is built with Lincoln quality.No, there are no grease adapters which will withstand 7,000 psi. I am not sure where you came up with the 7,000 psi number, but grease guns operate at relatively low pressure... » Read More YES, the 58000 Lube Adapter Kit will work with the 18v grease gun. I am very confident it will work with 99% of the grease guns on the market. The kit consists of various different tips which simply screw onto the end of the grease gun hose. If you grease a lot of different equipment, you will be very happy with the 58000. I don't know of another kit as versatile, AND it is built with Lincoln quality.No, there are no grease adapters which will withstand 7,000 psi. I am not sure where you came up with the 7,000 psi number, but grease guns operate at relatively low pressure (<1,000 psi). Always have. Always will. « Show Less
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I'm sorry Robert I have long since used that cartridge and to tell you the truth it worked fine on my printer and that's the one it called for.I have since switched to another company for my cartridges.Sorry I couldn't be of help.
1948322
Yes, it fits and works on a standard grease gun. I use it to lube the centering balls on my Wrangler's double-cardan driveshafts, and the grease fittings are small, and flush, with a slight "funnel" shape to help center the taper nozzle.
41470
It uses the standard international cartridges, but the pen leaks like a sieve. I ended up tossing it away.
1519004
I don't know. I bought it to use on a 0 turn mower fittings. Seems to be a very good heavy duty grease.
1190601
I think you have to ask XPRO, my MG5320 uses 5 cartridges but in my CISS there is a 6th ink bottle but empty, it all depends on the used cartridges in your printer.