I am 80 year old woman. I was just ready to drive over that darn thing , but you saved it. Now I am a pro , looking for more things to grease. Lol 👵🏻

I watched this video a day too late. Yesterday, using a slightly different model, I unscrewed the plunger end, didn't know that the pumping end unscrewed, and couldn't figure out how to get the old cartridge out. After 20 minutes of needle nose pliers, a short crowbar, and different screwdrivers, I realized that the pump end unscrews. Well that made removal of the cartridge embarrassingly easy. Then I put the new cartridge in the wrong way (with the pop lid on the plunger side) and forced the plunger through the smaller opening. Then I had to stuff the spring into the cylinder with my hands and brute force, finally screwing on the plunger end. Needless to say, grease was all over me, the table, the tools, and the floor. Now I know. Thank you.

Thank you for not dragging out this for 8-10 minutes. Bravo, m8!

Very nice. Short, clear, concise information; I've had grease guns since the 1960's and now I watch a video, to remind be how to load it properly. I could do a comedy sketch on the ways I've done it wrong over the years! Thank you for posting!

KZfaq is full of video we're everything works no rusty bolts no Chinese grease guns just perfect situations every time. Let me in that world.

Not all heros wear grease. Thank you for your help

I've been working on cars for around 15 years, and I've never actually loaded a grease gun, as my dad has always done it. Now that I bought my own, and got the tube of grease, it litterally just hit me that I've never loaded one before lol. Amazing how I always seem to learn something new every day, even the simple things

How do you get the plunger out without fighting all the grease that migrated past the plunger!?!?!?!?

That can be one messy job when not done properly. Speaking from experience. I have a couple of my dad's old grease guns that the modern day cartridges won't fit into. Those are no fun to reload.

KZfaq autocomplete read my mind. I appreciate the info, and am simultaneously freaked out!

A simple but very important video,on a topicthat is probably overlooked.

I've just purchased a slightly similar grease gun and after getting into a real mess (I'd unscrewed the wrong end), I looked at the University of KZfaq and have just watched your most excellent video. Although my loading wasn't quite as meat as yours, I did succeed. Thank you for taking the time making this fine educational resource. 🤩

A grease gun seems so simple, but how you load it is not (to me anyways) intuitive. This video is still helping folks in April 2024!

This is the quintessential, "good" KZfaq video.

Cool. First time I purchasesed a grease gun that loaded from this end. Before loading the first cartridge I had a hesitation. So I came here first as to avoid any potential screw ups. I had the cartridge figured correctly yes, but Low and behold I picked up 3 or 4 nice little tips I was not aware of. I must therefore express my sincere gratitude.

Thank you very much. I no longer feel like throwing it into my garage wall. Funny how a little knowledge makes us a lot dangerous. Thank you again for all your video efforts. Cheers

Great video. Loaded grease guns several times in my life but apparently forgot how after recently purchasing a new one and totally failed. Followed this and now works like a charm. Thank you

Thanks, this video saved me from having to throw out a perfectly good grease gun (your brand). Much appreciated! I had no idea about bleeding. I had to do it a bit more than shown in your video, but it eventually worked.

Wow, I've loaded so many grease guns while in the military that I still dream about it, lol. I will say that we didn't have easy gimmicks like the one you were using. We had to load it from a 5-gallon can of grease.

I can't believe he was able to pop the pop-top in those gloves. Sign of a good pair of gloves