Wow! I’m 69 just learning this?!?! Thanks!!!

I've never used a grease gun before, and my assumptions about the adjustable tip were correct. Thank you for the confirmation!

why didn't you use chain saw when you have such a big forest to clear?

Just like the rest of you, I've been on a farm for 50+ years was tought by grandpa thats been doing this fo 70+ years before me and not one single person ever knew about this! Next question why the hell are there absolutly no instructions with greas guns? They figure you already know this?

Good explanation .but as a mechanic i stiill run into the wtf grease nipples .next video you should show viewers how to use the 4 way tool for removing broken nipples and the rethreader with the duel size extractor all in one . i keep a couple with my grease nipple replacement assortment .

Any updates on the house build projects?

The nozzles with lever on the side win hands down against the nozzle you have demonstrated.

I spent way too long searching for a perfect bending setup seeing how damn hard it looked to bend #4 rebar! I went out and used a magnet on my old 1/2" bender to make sure it was steel and not the aluminum, snapped it on and bent a 1/2" rebar like it was nothing! I would say it is about like bending 3/4" EMT as far as the 'pull' effort needed but it has been working outstanding. Then I just saw your video and agree, way too many acting like it's impossible without that four foot long $750 bender! NOT!

U had the st45 how come u have a st31 now

Which is better? This or the bigboy

Thank you bro very nice movie 💪🇵🇱

Who new! 🤔

This video was helpful.

Like many, Ive come to the Party late! I’m just glad i didn’t return my new grease gun ‘cause it didnt fit right!

Just saw your tree stump removal video. Where ya'll been?

Wow. I was wondering about that when I get to use my guide. You absolutely solved that problem I knew I would have. Thank you for this information. Awesome video. Thanks for vídeo 👍

I had no idea. Great tip.

Count me among the many who never knew this. Thanks so much! Subscribed.

Forks on a skid steer would be better. I bought 4k lb forks for $800. You just scoop things up and go

never too late to learn. I wont say how many years I've been doing it without making it tight. problem solved thank you for this video 2:30

It is a great tip

Thank you for clarifying this! I have been fighting the very problem for some time when servicing my vehicles. I dearly appreciate it. I just went out to my garage to check my fitting and came to realize it is broken. Fortunately I had a spare from I've had for years. Thank you, Thank you, THANK YOU!

A bandaid for a bad product

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What kind of end is that that you have on your grease gun?

You're talking about tightening it to get it to stay on, but so often i see people take a trip that is as tight as it goes, even brand new, and just shove it on the zerk. In the long run it ruins them, and there's no adjustment to make it tighter

Thanks for posting this! I had the opposite problem - the coupler wouldn't fit on to the zerk at first. Once I loosened things up (took a lot of effort) I was able to couple on to the zerk with no problem. Thought I was going to need to purchase a new coupler! Thanks, again!

Are you guys removing those? Are not worried about rusting then cracking of concrete

After watching, 1:36 I've been replacing the tips on some of mine. No one advertises that they are adjustable. Thanks again

Never knew this! Great tip!

What if the tree mulch you got been sitting in the same whole for 6 months

98% grease gun ends are smooth round and nearly impossible to rotate with fingers. I considered welding 'wings' on the fitting for the tough zerks, when pressure is high. I have not spent the money on Lock n Lube yet.

69 years of incompetence exposed here 😫………was it always like this ? 😂

Awesome, I'm six years late but just greased both U-joints in my Tacoma and 4runner. Wish I knew of this little trick. Thanks for sharing!

75 and just now learning this. I thought the cross hatches on the nozzel were for better grip removing nozzle.

I wanna know how you sharpen it for it to cut you like that

This should be on their bloody user manual!

Can tell your verry green

Perfect just started Greasing and sounds like the best Tip i’ll keep to myself

I have a 2007 Toyota tundra and what you’re talking about the valve sticking under the intake. Mine is melted right up on top of the motor. I am so confused with this. Mine is a 2007 4.7 motor and looks nothing like what you’re working on, my secondary whatever you call it or mounted on top of the motor right side and left side.

Why not do work on several stumps at once from one position ? It takes a lot of time to change positions frequently.

Would you describe the float function as basically just setting the current position as the new bottom while unlocking vertical up movement?

Thx for posting

Most grease guns are damaged and fitting doesn't rotate 😢 great video, keep your tip freed up ! 😊

Thank u ,thank you I feel sooooooo stupid

This is great. I am VERY mechanically inclined. But... I nearly lost my mind trying to get my grease gun OFF the fitting Nobody teaches ya this stuff in HS! No they taught us algebra, very useful!

Great video even in 2024!!

The simple way is often the best way.

@foresttofarm would this break up say a pile of rocks and dirt set in place for a couple of years, or would you need to have that broken up first for the the skid steer to work?

I’ve been using grease guns for 30+ years…never knew this. Thank you.