Purpose of 2 included hex key? Usage of the sealing lubricant? Many set sold in Walmart don't include any lubricant.
1307376
The hex key is for if you need to replace the tool end , it can be removed. the lube is to make the plug entry easier. You apply a small amount right at the bend in the tool before pushing it into the tire.
1307377
The 2 keys, one for cleaning the puncher like a round file. The other is the plug installer. The lubricant has 2 purposes to lub the plug during instillation and to aid in sealing the plug....
1307378
Hex keys are for tightening the handles or replacing the blades if they break. As for the lubricant I have never used it to be honest.
2281599
One key came with my order and should have come with yours. Perhaps you should contact the company and ask them to send you one. It is difficult to open without a key.
628361
I don't know about any lubricant. I gave the pads to a mechanic to install. What I can tell you is that these are great pads. The mechanic told me how good they were. Buy them!!!
1475807
Ooooo, maybe Jennifer is right. I have sealing disks, but I also bought extra parts so I can't remember if the extra parts came with the bottles or the extra parts. Sorry I can't remember!
1903603
I generally don't use any. I have not taken it apart but it seems this pump is all polymer, so I don't think it need lubricant. I have pumped gasoline and diesel, which are both easy chemicals for this pump. I have also pumped alcohols, which are also easy. The most aggressive solvent I have pumped is ethyl formate, and the pump seemed to handle this well also. Other pumps that were for gasoline did not work for ethyl formate.
501516
Some dies have a carbide expander plug. Goes inside the case to size the very top where the bullet is seated. This eliminates the need to lube the inside of the case. plus is said the case lasts longer. Lyman makes a set so equipped.
1129932
The overall quality of this item was very good and is still holding up 6 months or so later. You will need to either salvage your old seals or get new ones. There are none included with the part.
1758309
my best assumption -from experience , is to always use the lubricant thats called for . when i used an oil other than what was called for on a seal , it ruined the seals . also remember to use the required oil sparingly ( follow the recommended anount and frequency)
1198591
I'm not sure--think it's more of a lubricant. I think you'd have to send an email to the manufacturer to be sure.
392324
Not sure what the purpose of the oil is. Is it for protection against rust or as a lubricant for sharpening. I suspect protection is the goal. If that is the case, then I think just about any lube that doesn't end up soaking your pocket should do the trick. One of my personal favorites for rust protection is a product called Boeshield T-90. Without a doubt, one of the best products on the market for that purpose. Do a web search and look for the Wood Magazine article. I think you'll like what you find.
2045681
I purchased the Lifespan Fitness Silicone along with my manual treadmill. To date I haven't had to use any lubricant. I think the silicone lubricant would be better than WD 40 if you ever need a lubricant. My Phoenix treadmill runs just fine with no lubricant.
1539883
Most do not include lubricant. I called customer service & the guy stated that the treadmill requires a wax based lubricant.
798427
Sorry, I really don't know. I only ordered one. I did want to make copies of the key just in case I lost mine, and I couldn't find a place that had a matching blank. I tried Ace hardware, Home Depot, a small local hardware store..none of them could make a copy. Maybe you can try to email the seller. Sorry again.
1386652
Hi Wayne, There wasn't any keys with either of the pulleys I bought. I used my own keystock i had saved. I just got lucky. Hope this helps. Tom
620553
There isn't one specific reason for it that I know of. I can think of a thousand different experiments and fun thing to do with it. YouTube it!!!! My only problem was finding a safe place to store it. I have used them to pull metal shavings out of drilling fluid also.
1771050
Do not use wd40 as it polymerizes. Grease not. Graphited lock fluid is preferable. Jack
1402962
You only need one but be sure you don't overfill. You might to remove the volume amount in the bottle before you add. Check out Lubegard's web site.