The manual said to use Lithium or bearing grease for lubrication. What kind of Lithium grease is good for this tool? Can I just use the air tool oil?
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Hi. I am using Amsoil #2 grease. It is not lithium but it works great. I am sure that the grease that I am using is synthetic. Hope this helps.
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impacts have a small hole to grease them. tool oil internally is a good idea too. but you have to get a grease gun tip to pack grease into the hammer part of the impact. hope this helps
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hello sir how are you . yes you can use the air tool oil and make sure to use it daily becouse you dont want to lose this impact why ? your are going to love it have a good day
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I have been using this air tool since the day it arrived on cars, trucks, small engines and heavy duty vehicles. The ONLY lube I use in it is the standard air tool oil in the squeeze bottle. Never had any problems and sure I won't either. The only time I will use lithium grease is when taking a broken air tool apart just to grease the inside parts. I use an air compressor on most of my air tools but also run nitrogen when using the EXACT SAME air tools from home, at the race track. Still no problems.
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The air tool oil goes where you hook up the air. The grease goes in right under the anvil on the front of the gun, you will need to inject the grease.
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I use regular chainsaw oil, any good oil to keep the chain lubricated should be fine.
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Don't use WD-40! WD-40 will dissolve bearing grease. You have some options. If your rollers are old, perhaps 10 years or more and they are steel you may want to replace them. If you want to try and re-lubricate the rollers use lithium grease. Many of them have a spray tube to help get the lithium grease on the bearings. If you decide to change the rollers it is fairly easy especially if you have room to work. I had mine changed within an hour of delivery from Amazon. You should also inspect all the cable pulleys. If you can moved or wobble them side-to-side they may need to be replaced. The entire cost of replacing my rollers and pulleys was about $35. Good luck. Don't use WD-40! WD-40 will dissolve bearing grease. You have some options. If your rollers are old, perhaps 10 years or more and they are steel you may want to replace them. If you want to try and re-lubricate the rollers use lithium grease. Many of them have a spray tube to help get the lithium grease on the bearings. If you decide to change the rollers it is fairly easy especially if you have room to work. I had mine changed within an hour of delivery from Amazon. You should also inspect all the cable pulleys. If you can moved or wobble them side-to-side they may need to be... » Read More Don't use WD-40! WD-40 will dissolve bearing grease. You have some options. If your rollers are old, perhaps 10 years or more and they are steel you may want to replace them. If you want to try and re-lubricate the rollers use lithium grease. Many of them have a spray tube to help get the lithium grease on the bearings. If you decide to change the rollers it is fairly easy especially if you have room to work. I had mine changed within an hour of delivery from Amazon. You should also inspect all the cable pulleys. If you can moved or wobble them side-to-side they may need to be replaced. The entire cost of replacing my rollers and pulleys was about $35. Good luck. « Show Less
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Works great for me highly recommend by my gun club but you should look at the manual for your gun. .no need for oil after using CLPClean lube and protect
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We do not recommend using any oil that is not designed as a lubricant. The best type that will not damage any novelties is anything water based. Thank you for shopping with us! ~Giggles World
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The manual says to add a small squirt of automotive grease (e.g., white lithium grease) to the rotary head after every 30-40 hours of operation. They do not recommend ovefilling the rotary head housing as it will bog down the rotary head.
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Cannot help out here. I use it as a lubricant on an aluminum bullet casting mold. JC in So Cal
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I'm not a technician and I haven't the authority to answer on behalf of Liqui Moly. If you are talking about piston clinking, I suppose it could not be related to a lubrication topic. Sorry, but I believe you should contact the manufacturer. Thanks. Regards.
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I have used wd40 ,and a liteweight machine oil and had no problems any lube is better then no lube have always applied wd40 to my guns to keep protected
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WD40 is not a good solution for any mechanical parts as it is NOT a lubricant. It will eventually gum up and cause even more issues. Use a good 3 in 1 oil and you'll be golden.
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I have been using the greaser Lincoln 1162 air gun for almost five years, never hadn't have any issues with this tool so far, I believe this is the best greaser out there. The problem that you may have is the way that you are loading the grease cartridge into the gun, just follow the instructions.
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Based on the information supplied with the nailer, it does not need oil. However in my opinion it would not hurt to add a drop of air tool oil now and then.
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I have only had mine for about 1 1/2 months. Upon installation, I, as I always do with outside movable parts, I sprayed white lithium grease on the threads of the 2 bolts and on the shaft and it's inside collar. I plan on hitting it again before another Maine winter sets in. Hope this helps....S
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It says to use linseed oil, but I have used liquid gold and that seems to work just fine. By the way... I LOVE this table. It is so beautiful. Just saying. :-)
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WD-40 Specialist White Lithium Grease, http://www.lowes.com/pd_363004-357-30002_0__?Ntt=wd40+lithium&UserSearch;=%22wd+40%22+lithium&productId;=3503052&rpp;=48
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I use only the Icon brand belt lubricant as it is the same as what they use at the factory before shipping. If I'm not mistaken, the company advises against the use of silicon oil. I have no problem using the Icon brand belt lubricant.
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There are better lubes for PTO applications. A good grease would probably be better.. but.. in a pinch, if it were going to sit connected and idle for long periods.. it would probably work just fine.