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#159301 04/09/2007 7:16 PM
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I just bought a Campbell Hausfeld Greasegun at Tractor Supply,it is the air operated one.Looked at Sears first,they had 2 different ones.One for $50. and one for $32.I havent had much luck with sears tools lately so I got the one at Tractor Supply.$29.and guaranteed for 1 yr.If it fails I just return it to the store.Antone else have one of these?

#159302 04/09/2007 10:02 PM
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When using the air grease gun you can't rush it, you have to let the pistone to return before you push the trigger again. I always use a leather glove on the hand that is on the end of the hose, had a friend have one explode in his hand and filled his hand with grease. He almost lost his hand from infection, he recovered bur his hand is a ugly mess. They can put out upwards of 10,000 psi depending on the air pressure going to it.


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#159303 04/10/2007 3:41 PM
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yes be careful with any HIGH PRESURE GREASE OR FLUID.....back in 85 i was crew chief in the Air Force .saw a young gent of maybe 18 ...stick his hand in the wheel well of an F-15 cause tehre was fluid runnin all over teh ground to stick his hand into 3,000 psi of Hyd fluid sprayin from a pin hole leak ...it filled his hand an lower arm in a split second , thank god our Senior Master SGT. was an ol timer from the Vietnam days , grabed the young fella an took sfety wire too his upper arm for a tourniquite , well nedless to say we found out later the young fella lost that arm from infection an just plain damage , from the reprt the fluid hit bone an ran up the arm ...wasnt a pleasant site to witness ...JUST BE CAREFUL !


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#159304 04/11/2007 8:31 PM
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The reason I bought this gun was because of my mower deck.It has 3 blades with bearings,that take forever to fill up with grease.I usually just pump the grease in til I get really tired of pumping the old grease gun.I am thinking the air operated one will make this job a lot easier.


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