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7. Loading the Grease Gun
The grease gun can be loaded using several methods to
best suit the resources available.
Important: ALWAYS ensure that the air vent valve (1) is
tightened before loading the grease gun, regardless of
method.
CAUTION! The grease gun may be loaded with
lubricants rated to NLGI numbers 2 or 3 ONLY.
DO NOT load water, adhesives or corrosive
liquids into the grease tube.
7.1 Attaching the Hose and Coupler
The hose and coupler are installed before shipment.
The hose (11) should be attached to the hose connection
(23) on the top of the tool body and tightly secured using
a spanner or other tool.
4 Fig.
(23)
If it has been removed, rmly attach the hose coupler
(13) to the other end of the hose, leaving the hose cap in
place until the tool is ready for use.
7.2 Installing and Removing a Grease
Cartridge
CAUTION! NEVER install crushed or notched
cartridges into the grease tube.
To install a cartridge:
1. Unscrew and remove the grease tube (8) from the
grease tube head (9).
5 Fig.
(8)
(9)
2. Pull the plunger handle (16) outward until it is fully
extended and latch the plunger rod locking groove
(24) into the plunger lock slot (25).
6 Fig.
(17)
(25)
(24)
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