Lube Shuttle - Why Didn't I Hear About This Before?

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[@j-paulvillagomez8875]

Congratulations to all of you who won👍

[@gerbutt]

J-Paul John Villagomez I second that 👍

[@fuegofyter4952]

Congrats, and happy lubing to the winners!

[@ChrisdeHaan]

Congrats to the winners.

[@rreveler6705]

Darn. I didn’t win. I’m unsubscribing and will never watch another of your videos. Until the next one. Lol. Just kidding guys. Lighten up!

[@rlmartinmanor]

We on the east coast leave the aluminum pop top on until you slide it in to the gun. That way you don't get dirt on the grease and you put it into the gun the right way.

[@rummysworld7531]

this LOL

[@baron1c]

I was going to mention that as well. The reason that we do it tho is cuz we’re sissy and don’t want to get greasy

[@kennygiut5284]

Thanks freddo

[@timramich]

I thought those cartridges with the flip top were standard

[@BlueCollarBachelor]

Us actual real men on the East Coast suck our grease out of a bucket. Cartridges are for sissies.

[@ByronHyatt]

Don’t tighten the old one all the way leave it slightly lose then pump it to prime it.......general east coast knowledge lol

[@kennygiut5284]

Thanks Fredo

[@ByronHyatt]

Always happy to help from N.C.

[@vihtorilaine3464]

Everyone should know that trick it helps a lot Sometimes you never get it to prime if its tight

[@baitammo4652]

Yes and don't pull the metal tab off until you insert the tube into the gun! You won't have to clean grease off the floor!

[@thomasdalton2042]

Pretty sure he was making it a little harder than it really is but he got the point across. They are a pain

[@Markus314159]

Speaking of Germans, as i am one them. "How many Germans does it take to screw in a light bulb?..........Only one, because we are efficient and not very funny!"

[@The_Warrior526]

Ja. Sehr gut.

[@mrtaser556]

Well that's funny.

[@hermancm]

How many flies does it take to screw in a light bulb? Two but no one knows how they got into the bulb....lol 😂😂😂

[@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO]

Did you know there are more Americans of German ancestry, than from any other nation? It's true. About 100 Million Americans have German ancestry (and I am one of them). Our population is fast declining though because of (and compared to) Latino/Hispanic [Mexican and Central American primarily], illegal immigration and so-called "anchor babies" over the last 50 or 60 years.

[@christophersmith2871]

Germans are so efficient they cant finish what they start.

[@450rmaniac]

I felt like I was watching an as seen on tv ad. The way he primed the standard grease gun was entertaining in itself.

[@srankin8022]

He was sure struggling with it. Hahahahaha

[@EDC_Tactical]

Grease guns - one of a select few tools that cannot even be looked at from across the shop without getting you covered in grease

[@DensityMatrix1]

Everyone is being snarky but here are the tips, and what I do, distilled down. 1. Leave the aluminum top on. 2. Take of the plastic top, put the top someplace handy. 3. Put it into the plunger tube with aluminum still on. 4. Once in the plunger tube take the aluminum off. Put it on the plastic top, it will adhere 5. Don't screw the tube all the way down.This allows air to escape. Prime it. 6. Screw it all the way down. East Coaster here.

[@vermontapple]

Exactly how I do it. Figured anyone who's greased more than a lawn mower knew that.

[@eianflanagan7767]

j.barrett Strausser I've never refilled a grease gun but I noticed that he took both sides off and I was going to comment leaving the aluminum top on would be a better way but you beat me to it.

[@D2O2]

plus, if you pull the plunger out, it will come out with ease upto the point where the grease is remaining in the tube. If it only pulls out two inches easily, then there is only two inches of grease in the tube.

[@tylerkozinski6128]

@@eianflanagan7767 and you don't forget which end gose in first even tho only one fits

[@steeltree-fabricatingandcu3796]

I like the 25 gallon drum of grease and the air powered pump

[@jackpatteeuw9244]

Great if the equipment is in the shop.

[@steeltree-fabricatingandcu3796]

Or on your service truck

[@daltongank9967]

Last job I had one of those air powered ones on a machine along with a 1000 gallon drag tank to take care of all the equipment. I was living the high life lol

[@AnthonySaltarelli]

As a mechanic I definitely like the concept of the Lube Shuttle. A tip for changing tubes on the US style gun... DON'T pull the rod out before unscrewing. That pulls air into the system and makes it a lot harder to prime. Thanks for the review Cody!

[@mikebidus7166]

yep!

[@ThompsonJosh98]

wait, WHAT?? never heard that tip before and i run equipment for a living lmao

[@jonmatney9584]

I need this. I'm on the east coast and have been trying to change my cartridge in my grease gun for the past 5 years. I finally figured out how to take the metal tab off. I appreciate all you do wranglerstar.

[@grantottaviano7445]

Now we need a similar setup with caulking guns, making THAT job easier and cleaner.

[@timramich]

I'm not following. A tube of caulk is self contained

[@-Kreger-]

J Golen I’m not able to find this, can you provide a link to the gun?

[@Troph2]

Hey, Wrangler, I got a greasing tip for you (works best with an air grease gun). If you ever have a zerk that hasn't been greased in years and is packed with dirt and just won't budge, take the tube off of your grease gun and fill it up with brake cleaner, then pump it into the grease fitting until you are afraid the fluid is about to diesel (LOL) and it will clear out that grease zinc and break up all the nasty old grease in the part. My dad taught me the trick and he didn't get the reputation of 'the zerk whisperer' for nothing.

[@richardvandyke9578]

I'm shocked at your ineptness with a regular grease gun!

[@Graveltrucking]

He's being a drama queen nobody has that much trouble changing a grease tube, in our shop we have both a deWalt electric and manual ones, I'm greasing excavators daily we have 16 of them the ones in the field the hoe operators grease. The Lincoln battery powered greaser I had trouble priming but then again it had thousands of tubes of grease through it.

[@setdown2]

I'm not...lol

[@Graveltrucking]

@@T-Mo_ Yes that's what I ended up doing the gun finally gave up the ghost. I ended up keeping the bosses personal grease gun its a 18volt dewalt so much faster it primes easily. I have so many excavators trucks to maintain battery powered greasers are a huge time saver.

[@ryanb5142]

I’m an operator and it looked exactly how it goes for us at work.

[@taylorfraser988]

Loosen 1/4 turn to prime.. It's really not rocket surgery.

[@cena0331]

More east coast jokes. 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Midwest guys love this “feud”.

[@usdpaulp]

Nothing beats a battery powered grease gun like the D.ewalt 20v or Milwaukee.

[@dylanfeeney2373]

usdpaulp agreed

[@dand33911]

Yep, got a DeWalt 20 volt. Put dozens of tubes of Grease through it, not a glob of grease on it. Easy to bleed, easy to use.

[@conmanumber1]

A flat battery does

[@jonwalsh1808]

pull the plunger out and how far it comes out is how much grease you have left in the tube. :)

[@robthebeekeeper8997]

Jon Walsh 100%

[@brianpatterson7428]

That’s what us east coast guys do.

[@krissfemmpaws1029]

I learned that trick 45 plus years ago... its almost funny how many people don't realize they can do that. The other trick is to pull the plunger back after you remove barrel from the gun that way you are not fighting the vacuum inside the grease cartridge.

[@brianpatterson7428]

@@krissfemmpaws1029 My lead tech at work taught me the trick for checking grease level when I first started as a Field Tech. I have pulled the plunger back after removing barrel since I picked up a grease gun. Never understood why people do it the other way.

[@krissfemmpaws1029]

@@brianpatterson7428 when the grease is cold it's even harder to pull back when it's attached to the gun. I don't think people really stopped to think about what they're doing so they keep doing it the same way all the time. Back when slick 50 was available through independent distributors I introduced my dad to it and he balked at it but we put 2 quarts of Slick 50 in the main engine on the boat by the time he got to Southeast Alaska, when you started the main engine she'd hunt about three times and settled down. The other thing if you were in the engine room and hit the starter button the lights were dim before they would go out from the high amp draw.

[@jakehester9979]

Might just be young guy advice but put the tube in first and then pull the tab

[@thomasgibbs2791]

dude when the pull tab broke off and the grease fell out the other end, hahahaha. I've not laughed that hard in a long time. the few seconds of footage summed up why everyone hates refilling grease guns so much

[@EagleMiles]

Never had a tab break off yet

[@TheJohnClay]

Great to know there is a company out there that considers the people doing the work.

[@pastorammo]

I laughed so hard at your reaction when that grease plopped out on the floor! 😂 Great video. Looks like a great product.

[@Renassainceman]

you don't pop the tab until the tube is in the gun....

[@CDR4132]

There is a easier way to prime the grease gun. All you have to do is leave the canister loose a couple turns and then drop the plunger. This will allow the excess air to escape and should only take a couple pumps to prime

[@shannongeer4696]

I've been using grease guns for 30 years and I also leave it lose a couple turns and drop the plunger as well I also put the tube in before I remove the pop top

[@andrewparry1474]

Hmmm, I thought it was almost as if he was deliberately trying to make it look harder than it actually is...for some reason

[@fordman4609]

Hey Cody just watched the video the new grease gun looks neat and well made not trying to take anything away from it but you can also check the old style guns to see how much grease is in them by pulling out the plunger rod it comes all the wAy out when the tube is full and less and less when it’s empty it won’t pull out freely anymore not trying to be smart just thought I’d share this thanks and keep up the great videos

[@56815]

The lube shuttle i used used lube that came in a soft ribbed plastic bottle. The design was like the old one with that spring but you also screwed in the lube bottle, sort of like a mix between the two. As you used the lube shuttle the bottle would scrunch up. I managed to find the brand from a search, the bottles are called OilKey GT-500XT Also the place i worked on installed extra equipment on diggers, excavator and such, one of the thing everyone wanted was a centralised automatic lubing system. It may be a little bit overkill on a tractor that you don't use as much but it's fairly simple to install yourself. Just got to make sure that the tubing is long enough to not snap of with the machine articulating and put some friction protection on. The tubing even came pre-lubed!

[@turnersparadise8368]

Mr. drama queen changing the grease then talks about the east coast sissies. As a bonus we double down on the master race comment. This channel is starting to rock! Who needs TV?

[@jaywest4102]

Sounds like an east coaster complaining about how hard it is to use a grease gun. 🤣

[@bugoutbubba3912]

"Out of the box" = "improvise" Pray that someone sends you a rechargeable Dewalt power grease gun. Heavenly.

[@patrickaschoff9240]

MILWAUKEE!!! Dewalt is good but Milwaukee is Best.

[@funnyhahaful]

Hey Cody, with your old grease gun, pull the plunger back gently and it will stop when it reaches the end of the grease. This will give you a quick guide on how much is left in the tube. Love the content keep it up.

[@alexandermenzies9954]

Cody, that was pantomime :-) I have a MacNaught grease gun, looking just like yours. Before greasing any of the tractors or the Landcruiser I have some cloth to hand (why on earth would you use your trousers!). Removing the old cartridge is simple and easy, it falls out. You do not have to "remember" which way the new cartridge inserts, a quick look shows the wrong way is impossible. A plastic cap on Castrol cartridges (no ring pull) is super easy to remove with no mess. Priming the gun is quick and easy by pressing in the air valve. No mess, no waste. And the MacNaught lasts forever (and spare seals etc are easily obtained if ever needed).

[@Cain0078]

I'd like to enter the giveaway but not willing to leave my e-mail here!

[@bullets4brekfst884]

I've known about those grease guns for a awhile from Tractor Time With Tim's channel

[@westcoastsingletrack7854]

I use a dewalt grease gun works good for my forklift

[@macnudd]

I have a Lincoln 14volt grease gun. The method I use to prime it is, do not tighten the cartridge all the way. Leave it just loose enough to allow air to escape while pumping. I bet the same procedure will work for hand pumping or lever pumping. As soon as priming is done, then I finish tightening the cartridge holder all the way.

[@henrystanford5144]

Top tips 1. pull the plunger to see how much grease you have left 2. Unscrew the body to release the air 👍 Always keen to take the pain out of greasing, saves money 👌

[@daftnord4957]

i was taught to not tighten the can all the way tight when priming it on the old style guns

[@40yeartrucker25]

And also lock plunger to push up to get air out . The rod will lock into plunger. In case you don't know.

[@baitammo4652]

@@40yeartrucker25 good way to know how much grease is left also

[@rummysworld7531]

East coast hacks!

[@Whats_ThisCrap]

This would have been such a great idea on a caulking gun.

[@zodeseeker]

Looks nice. [e-mail]

[@saltboy9]

I am adding a comment to be in the drawing. Not crazy about leaving my email address here though. Lastly, how goes the toupee R&D?

[@AdamPetroffVideos]

Excavating you say! Glad I found something we have in common…I’ll be honest hand squeezing grease in rigs is for the birds. Milwaukee or DeWalt is the only way to fly.

[@nealwalden3543]

Again, way useful information and fun to see (again!!) the Germans re-think and re-work something everyone else thought couldn't be improved. Lube Shuttle is awesome.

[@bigugly1911]

I've learned a lot of stuff on your channel. Really do enjoy your content. But this was hilarious. Lol You are pretty darn handy with tools, and how to use them. I cant believe you had that much trouble with the regular grease gun. Not rocket science, and is pretty simple to use. The lock 'n' lube attachment is a god send however.

[@joeydalia2572]

We on the productive side of the Mississippi IE east coast use battery powered grease guns like the Milwaukee 🤷🏼‍♂️💪🏽

[@benmurphy6523]

If the whole KZbin thing doesn’t work you should try infomercials. 🙄

[@FlyingHigh520]

Just a question but have you tried using Mystik Jt-6multi-purpose grease? we use it at work on our heavy equipment and it works very well and it doesn’t drip out like that grease did, but rarely the tops do get kind of hard to takeoff when they break like that

[@remingtonralstin6961]

Changing the old school grease gun cartridge was a hilarious performance. Loved it

[@michaelwilson4339]

I would love to enter the contest but Im not comfortable leaving my email

[@Billy-jf6rb]

I never thought I’d see someone “infomercialize” a grease gun. The whole time I watched this I see the infomercials with crazy dramatizations and then the exasperated sigh and long stare into the camera. Grease guns aren’t that bad, especially for us weekend warriors.

[@Billy-jf6rb]

And at 100$ for the grease gun and 10$ for a tube of grease?!?!

[@jarrodt5786]

Thanks Wranglerstar awesome 👏 review. Thanks lube shuttle.

[@chrischristenson4547]

Lateral thinking is a special skill Practice really helps Breaking down the the challenge into forces and objects Defining success What is required Which step controls how fast we get done

[@RogueShadowTCN]

I think he's just accustomed to remembering those kinds of things. When I started working at a restaurant, I couldn't remember what was on everything very well. but by the end, a new thing was something I could remember immediately.

[@goriverman]

Love that grease gun. Please don’t lump all of of east coasters together. You have more than your share out there. It’s seems like the west coast is packed with people that don’t have any common sense. Look at how they vote and look at the cities.

[@OnThe23rd]

In for the giveaway, not leaving my email though!

[@jasonrowbottom992]

I agree

[@jpatruno1]

Really? A jab at the east coast!! Look at Portland......Bah hahaha!

[@terryk3118]

Especially now!

[@planecraze6507]

I just used a DeWalt battery operated grease gun for the first time today for my new job and really liked it. But for a hand pump one this looks nice!

[@drucifer61]

I might have to get one of these. I'll be greasing a lot more since I am restoring a Ford 8n and will be using it on my property.

[@Lowellian1]

it is a bit spendy at $110, but that's what you get with the master race's high quality I guess.

[@michiganman4624]

Love it! You crack me up, just don't lump Michiganders in with east coasters!!!!

[@radozeman]

I know right lol!

[@ryanrobinson7651]

You're the mid western'ers. 👌

[@michiganman4624]

I just wanted to make sure Cody knew that!

[@jackpatteeuw9244]

Anyone who has several pieces of heavy equipment should invest in a battery powered grease gun. Also, start buying your grease by the 5 gallon (or larger) buckets/barrels. They make a special grease gun filler pump that you can then refill any grease gun with a zerk fitting (most have a plug for a zerk). Also, BG Products makes a pump like what I just described for Lube Shuttle cartridges. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6TQZKukm7iKjrM

[@deathsicon]

It's nice in concept but I work on ski lifts, we do use an electric gun but there's no room for a large bucket in our tiny basket 50 feet in the air, and our empty box of tubes works for a trash box...

[@KoalaT98]

On the one you call the old style if you gently pull the spring handle back however far it pulls out before the handle has spring tension that’s how much grease you have left

[@patrickaschoff9240]

Ah, nice to see and hear someone talk about something that is so simple yet so improved yet very few including me have ever heard of the Lube Shuttle. Yes I have a electric grease gun for years now and would never go back. This one here is so simple, convenient and therefore dependable it's worth thinking about getting for when the battery pack might be dead...

[@plane8462]

Always look forward to your videos. Keep um coming

[@jaredboyd4578]

East Coast Sissy! And you're a West Coast Sissy! Well Arkansas is the second least friendly state. Maybe I'm just rude.

[@ericmartin4560]

Jared Boyd we are friendly here in Logan County but it is because we have Mt magazine .

[@jaredboyd4578]

@@ericmartin4560 well, we are apparently rude somewhere. I thought we were very nice in White County, but I live in the sticks.

[@nikp6302]

“Lube shuttle” for when she can’t get Niagara flowing

[@dand33911]

Hahah

[@poellot]

I maintain a fleet of 12 tractor trailers, when i first started my job it was regular hand pump guns. I convinced the boss to get a keg pump. It takes a bought 15 minutes to grease and inspect now. Before took almost 30. Times that 15 minutes savings by roughly 6 times a year times 12 trucks. Thats approximately 18 hours of my time saved per year. For a small company thats not bad.

[@Bkellyusa]

This is a pretty interesting grease gun and I am seeing it here for the first time here. I've owned a Lock n Lube Easy Prime for several years. It is very similar to the Lube shuttle in its simplicity to the Lube Shuttle. The biggest difference is that you can still use the grease you prefer and shopping for your favorite brands is easier. Lock n Lube sells both types of grease guns on their site. Both of these guns are expensive but they'll both last a lifetime and are much, much less frustrating to use.

[@TimZ007]

M12 lithium Milwaukee grease gun with lock and lube changed my life LOL>

[@floridaman5411]

Nothing so terrible as running out of grease at the wrong moment!!

[@bernhardtabert5900]

Hello Mr. Wranglerstar, its was a very interesting introduction of this Lube Shuttle. I’m working for the German CAT dealer Zeppelin. Question, you mentioned this study regarding cost of lubrication. 80% of the time is only replacing the cartridge. Were can I finde this study in the internet? With best regard from Bavaria, Germany. Bernhard Tabert

[@wildharewidow]

Looks like a great way to handle a sticky slippery situation. I've been putting off greasing my tractor, I take one look at the gun and turn and walk away

[@emooner2]

16:21 FTW

[@milesfinch]

Please don't call them the "master race", they will get ideas!!! ;-)

[@stkittsman1]

Be careful, they believe their own wrong marketing. After all, they lost.

[@GlenRickerd]

I appreciate the east coast sissy jokes. I have had friends in the building trades from both coasts, and the differences between the way things are done, East and West, are VERY different! The humor and reparte' is age old and ever present, and highly amusing. However using the "master race" meme is close to the same as cracking dead baby jokes outside an abortion clinic. Just not funny. There are other humorous ways of referring to the German mechanical quality culture, which is truly a thing of beauty and excellence. You can do better than "master race", Cody.

[@GlenRickerd]

@@josephmccarthy8556 listen to yourself. Have you ever read any history? Half a million Americans lost their lives stopping the "master race" bullshit that cost 30 million civilian crimes against humanity. You display a case of complete historical ignorance. For the record, my ancestors got out of Germany a century before it was even called Germany, in 1710. Ten generations later, the mechanical talent still runs true in this family. It is not biological; it is cultural more than anything else. "Master race" had nothing to do with the little town in the Palitinate where my ancestors came from. They left, along with 30,000 other refugees, because they suddenly had an escape. The previous 200 years of Protestant Reformation wars had killed 18 million Europeans -- more than the Bubonic Plague had. Maybe I should be cracking jokes about dead anabaptist martyrs?

[@GP2141BC]

I cringed when he said “master race” .... it’s just his sense of humor

[@britt_collins_helms_sr]

Would love to be included in the giveaway, but not willing to expose my email address to the spammers of the world. Thanks for ongoing great content

[@michaelgamp5848]

I understand your point but on the other side wrangstler has a nice community...

[@britt_collins_helms_sr]

@@michaelgamp5848- Agreed, but anyone can see the comments made and the email addresses they contain - not just the Wranglerstar community.

[@TalibanNinjaBoy]

to check the level of the grease gun, pull the rod out when the gun is primed and it will show you how much grease you have. if you leave it extended while you use the grease gun, it will suck in on its own and you can always see the level.

[@tylerkozinski6128]

Put the new tube in the gun body before you pull the pop top so if grease comes out it's in the gun and you have a better Handel on the tube

[@loganstites7129]

You don’t need a fancy Grease gun be a man suck it up buttercup

[@eastcoastpowersaws9806]

agreed

[@rolandtamaccio3285]

,,, Wrangmeister, do it the old way, another ten years, you'll figure it out. When you screw the old one back together leave it a turn or so loose, till the spring loads and pushes the air out, then finish tightening it .

[@ISUBAJA]

“They don’t call them the master race for nothing?” WOW... did you really just say that?

[@audimaster5000]

I’d expect that was said with sarcasm. Furthermore, ‘German’ isn’t a race.

[@bw6480]

Even with the sarcasm - too many that are so easily offended - hope it doesn't come back to haunt him.

[@philipunderwood477]

You should have a Snowflake trigger warning at the beginning of the video

[@anitasmith3063]

yes, please enter me in the drawing! It looks great!

[@mattgeekman]

There's a way to never have to change the cartridge again. Some of the better grease guns have a zerk on the top that allow you to fill them off a 5 gallon air pump grease bucket. If you run out, you just pump more into your gun from the bucket. We used them all the time in industrial maintenance greasing presses. Just make sure you standardize your greases to ensure they have the same base and are compatible.

[@typark8146]

Cody: "East coast guys are mentally challenged with complex issues like changing grease tubes" Also Cody: is actually mentally challenged with changing regular grease tubes Lol

[@saulzmon]

The Germans always figure out a better way.

[@coltpwrs7]

I’ve never seen someone have a harder time with a grease gun.. must be a west coast lack of knowledge thing.

[@MechanicDarius]

You can check the grease level by puling the plunger back until you start to feel resistance and checking the length of pulled rod, the more you pull out the plunger the more grease you have.

[@JonKPest]

Love the east vs. west thing and free stuff, too!

[@HandTightGarage]

"Not a paid advertisement."

[@johnnyp27513]

I thought I was watching an infomercial from the 90s. The ones where the scene goes black and white an they make it seem like an incredibly easy task is near impossible, like eating a sandwich on a couch. BUT WAIT, THERES MORE!

[@mattkork]

Nice, thanks. If I win I'll PM you my email address.

[@stansabick2700]

Wow! That is a very generous offering from Lube Shuttle!

[@mic460396ify]

Haven’t use the manually powered one in 6-7 years. I have 18 V Milwaukee for the last three and never had a problem!

[@UncleMike1]

Thank you. In for the drawing.

[@smitty9120]

I always pull of plastic cap then slide in can then pull aluminum lid then thread the canister on never have a mess also move the plunger in and out a few times and hold the gun upside down primes super fast and easy that way

[@40komori]

Love your videos and the grease gun.

[@Jordan_Gx]

awesome lube shuttle thanks for helping Cody out!!!!! I'd feel better keeping my email private though...

[@ModernMountainLiving]

I just went thru the challenge of the retube! No, you didn't offend me from Colorado , but why when I tell the "Ugly Truth about Shipping Container Houses" all the Snowflakes send me the Hate!

[@davidbeers5949]

There is an air bleed off located on the top of the grease gun. Use it first and you won't be wasting any grease. Plus yes you can tell how much is left in the grease gun. Pull the handle out it will show how much is left. I'm sure you can figure that out Cody. Oh were you offended by that, Im sorry.

[@drewj7369]

I always love watching Wranglestar videos!

[@bruceboyles1895]

2 questions: Where do I get a grease like that one & what presses the grease up the tub if it is open @ the bottom?

[@bethelhouse851]

Lube shuttle sounds really great 👍

[@psykboy]

You American sissis. Grease in cartridges! What a luxury, in Portugal I fill the grease gun manually, as a man should do. The bigger the mess, the bigger man. That's how it's done. :) But love to have one like this...

[@jpv6060]

Great product and great to see it's less messy. USA should have done this years ago.

[@Russ-od2yy]

For trying to purge air out of grease guns, I like to loosen the canister a bit and for whatever reason I swear it helps. Might just be me and my mind though.