CaLBaR
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dryfly wrote:So, as per my OP...........no suggestions for a quality brand of grease guns?
DeWalt makes a good cordless 10,000 PSI grease gun.
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RCMAN46
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To the OP
Have the wet bolts ever taken grease?
If not then you need to remove them and find out what is wrong. When I did my wet bolts I found several bolts had not been properly drilled. Lippert replaced the bolts.
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RJsfishin
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Change out the grease zerk, and drill out the bolt
one grease gun is as good as another, most all will do 10K psi
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dryfly
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RCMAN46 wrote:To the OP
Have the wet bolts ever taken grease?
If not then you need to remove them and find out what is wrong. When I did my wet bolts I found several bolts had not been properly drilled. Lippert replaced the bolts.
They have never taken grease. My plan has been to remove bolts as a last resort after trying several other solutions first. I will have to buy heavier jack stands if I go that route.
To those giving suggestions on grease guns, thanks.
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RCMAN46
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dryfly wrote:RCMAN46 wrote:To the OP
Have the wet bolts ever taken grease?
If not then you need to remove them and find out what is wrong. When I did my wet bolts I found several bolts had not been properly drilled. Lippert replaced the bolts.
They have never taken grease. My plan has been to remove bolts as a last resort after trying several other solutions first. I will have to buy heavier jack stands if I go that route.
To those giving suggestions on grease guns, thanks.
I am almost sure you will find the bolts were not drilled correctly. If you do a search on wet bolts you will find the bolts that were not drilled properly is a common problem particularly with the Lippert bolts although I believe there are others as I suspect all of the bolts come from China.
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