will this screw on a mini-grease gun to be used for bike maintenance?
394291
It screws on to a standard grease fun, if the fitting is the same it will work.
394292
If the mini gun has the same threads it would work. If the tip is larger than the mini then you would have to find the parts to reduce the diameter.
2240344
What I know is that is fits great for adjustable bottom bracket (chain tensioner) on a bicycle. So if this is for that use, it will be ok. I can check when I have the tool with me later.
2048506
Yes, the screw is to adjust the tightness of the clamp. The screw was to loose on the one I got so it needed tightening for the clamp to work.
1979363
RAM suggest that the two screws with the package should work universally on any bike that has a handlebar mounted item with two screws like this. The holes are tall so you can adjust to fit... it should work with anything
1970305
Yes. Due to it's configuration, it would, but you will need to replace supplied screws with longer screws. These are nothing special. I believe they are black oxide m4 metric socket head cap screws, which you should be able to pick up at a local hardware or fastener supply. I replaced mine with shorter ones of better quality, (the supplied ones were pretty sloppy) as my barrel is only approx 5/8" and I didn't want excess screw protruding. These screws are not expensive.
144881
I believe it will. just be aware it is very restrictive (tight space) to use your fingers to snug down the screw. Its design leave you with a mechanical dis-advantage. Not ideal but if you have the time and can use a spin driver on the end it helps. Myself I have arthritus and feel the ideal design would be to put a hex nut to allow a nut driver to be used to snug it down but still use ones young fingers for those that don't need to use driver.
1499858
My only experience with this grease is applying it to the sliding parts in my M1 Garand and the slide on my Colt 45 Government Model. It works just fine for that purpose. It seems too thick to apply to the bore unless your intention is long term storage.
2233547
Probably. It's got the same arrangement with set screws that most soldering guns have to swap tips.
2141579
You need about 1/4" of extra threads on the pin. It worked on both our bikes, but our pins were long enough. The DoggyRide is worth buying a longer quick release pin if you need it!
2118713
YES, the 58000 Lube Adapter Kit will work with the 18v grease gun. I am very confident it will work with 99% of the grease guns on the market. The kit consists of various different tips which simply screw onto the end of the grease gun hose. If you grease a lot of different equipment, you will be very happy with the 58000. I don't know of another kit as versatile, AND it is built with Lincoln quality.No, there are no grease adapters which will withstand 7,000 psi. I am not sure where you came up with the 7,000 psi number, but grease guns operate at relatively low pressure (<1,000 psi). Always have. Always will. YES, the 58000 Lube Adapter Kit will work with the 18v grease gun. I am very confident it will work with 99% of the grease guns on the market. The kit consists of various different tips which simply screw onto the end of the grease gun hose. If you grease a lot of different equipment, you will be very happy with the 58000. I don't know of another kit as versatile, AND it is built with Lincoln quality.No, there are no grease adapters which will withstand 7,000 psi. I am not sure where you came up with the 7,000 psi number, but grease guns operate at relatively low pressure... » Read More YES, the 58000 Lube Adapter Kit will work with the 18v grease gun. I am very confident it will work with 99% of the grease guns on the market. The kit consists of various different tips which simply screw onto the end of the grease gun hose. If you grease a lot of different equipment, you will be very happy with the 58000. I don't know of another kit as versatile, AND it is built with Lincoln quality.No, there are no grease adapters which will withstand 7,000 psi. I am not sure where you came up with the 7,000 psi number, but grease guns operate at relatively low pressure (<1,000 psi). Always have. Always will. « Show Less
1252780
It wouldn't work very well. I would use something silicon based too, like Pedro's bike lust. That way it lubes too.
958114
Yes ,,I brought this item last year and it was disappointing ,,i tried everything all but welded it and u don't want too do that,, too keep it on the barrel of my gun looks great ,,but doesn't work comes off after 2 shots the gun has too much power for those 3 small allen wrench screws...!! You need one that actually mounts an clamps around the barrel I never found one that will work for mine !!
1577502
It doesn't matter. If you grease it, grit and gravel will stick to it and hasten the self-destruction of the jack screw. It will fail soon enough anyway because of the soft, poorly machined metal that can't handle the weight. My trailer only weighs about 2800 pounds
1679798
Yes. I used it in all parts when reforming my front brakes and it works perfectly. Really great grease because it's compliant with rubber boots.
2138285
go to Hogue and look it up to be sure, screws might not be the same and ect.... better safe then sorry!
1856961
That is exactly what I used it for. I broke the old p.o.s. 520 chain and installed my shiny new DID 530 chain on my old Suzuki Katana. As long as you don't apply ogre force to the riveting part and break the pin like other people have. I actually had a spare master link and riveted that 1st to make sure I got it right, then I installed the chain and its master link without a hitch. That was 2k miles ago. Good luck and ride safe!
1343558
Yes! But I strongly recommend get a tub of white grease and lub the screw rod before install. Hope this help