Grease guns are not as intuitive as they appear, UNTIL I watched this video. Excellent job done explaining the inner-workings!!!

Great video answered all my questions I have been a maintenance man for 35 years and always have had problems priming grease guns. I had 2 that stopped working and I had them on the scrap pile. After watching this video I was able to get both of them primed and working. Thank You.

Finally someone who gives instructions properly! Good job!

very informative , did not know about twisting the plunger rod to lock it....thank you.

Thanks. Great video. Very helpful. I am a carpenter who typically drives our company tipper. My biggest issue with grease guns is that, until recently I typically used a spring-pressure grease gun only about 6-8 times a year. We now have a small hydraulic excavator for work and I needed to upskill.

the Red grease gun I have has always been a bugger to prime but you opened my eyes to the twisting of the rod. the next time that grease gun is empty I'm going to examine the plunger to see if the twist lock is working. thanks a huge bunch.

I ordered this exact grease gun, it is supposed to arrive today, thanks for the video!

Great demo! I ve been fighting my air powered grease gun trying to get it primed. I wasn't successful so I believe I need to clean the head assembly. Thanks for the info. 👍

New to grease guns. Great videos. Thanks.

Thank you George for letting us know. Glad to hear that your were able to get your grease gun up and running again. Please let us know if there is anything else we can do for you.

Thanks just bought a new grease gun and you showed me how the newer ones work. It did not have any kind of instructions with it.

Great videos!

I was pissed grease gun wouldn’t work. Watched your video . Now I understand. It was my fault. thanks alot

good video.

Theres a part 2 , wow who would ever thought it

Yea, what came said , great video.

Thank you

Thanks, bud!

Awesome

If you are done with greasing project are you supposed to remove the cartridge with remaining grease and store it separately from the gun (I believe saw one film where it adwised to do so)? Thank you for the very informative film.