How do the different tips attach to the grease gun? Do I replace the original tip from the gun with one from this kit?
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Actually the tips in this Lincoln kit are a fitting on a fitting. Let me explain... You do not remove the fitting from the end of your existing grease gun. The tips in the Lincoln kit have a male zerk fitting down inside of the large diameter collar which surrounds it. Easy peasy. No tools needed. No dis-assembly required. This kit is the highest quality kit, of its kind, that I know of. If you grease a fair amount of different equipment, this kit will save you time.
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The tips attach with a quick release you can use the tip from the kit and the tips that come with the gun. They all have the same quick release.
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If the current tip is not a screw-on u nit, then you'll need to replace the ferrule with one that will accept screw-on tips. It's actually not too difficult - just make sure not to break off the small diameter wod of the shaft that the ferrules slide onto. Split the side of the plastic ferrule that's on it with a blade to tremove tension, then simply pull it off - glue/press-fit the new one on. Amazon and other places sell 'kits' that include a couple of ferrules and tips. Just make sure to measure the diameter of the wooden cue tip right next to the existing ferrule, just to double check on the correct ferrule diameter required to remain flush when installed. Good luck! Alternatively, pry off the tip that's on your cue now, and look for a brass threaded insert in the ferrule - I've seen guys do that before, too, if they couldn't find screw-on tips, or wanted to use a more expensive glue-on tip.
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Jack, This Lumax unit requires NO external power. The hose connection can be adjusted to stay on the grease fitting as long as you don't pull to hard on it. You squeese the red handle to dispense the grease. The grease comes in a tube so you don't get dirty. The grease canister has a pull tab to open, drop the grease tube in the canister, you put the top back on the grease gun, attach the hose & fitting on the zirk you want to lubricate and squeese the handle to dispence the lubricant. You can purchase air powered grease guns, their very expensive and unless you've got dozens of fittings why spend that money. The Lumax unit comes with detailed instructions. Susan Jack, This Lumax unit requires NO external power. The hose connection can be adjusted to stay on the grease fitting as long as you don't pull to hard on it. You squeese the red handle to dispense the grease. The grease comes in a tube so you don't get dirty. The grease canister has a pull tab to open, drop the grease tube in the canister, you put the top back on the grease gun, attach the hose & fitting on the zirk you want to lubricate and squeese the handle to dispence the lubricant. You can purchase air powered grease guns, their very expensive and unless you've got dozens of fittings... » Read More Jack, This Lumax unit requires NO external power. The hose connection can be adjusted to stay on the grease fitting as long as you don't pull to hard on it. You squeese the red handle to dispense the grease. The grease comes in a tube so you don't get dirty. The grease canister has a pull tab to open, drop the grease tube in the canister, you put the top back on the grease gun, attach the hose & fitting on the zirk you want to lubricate and squeese the handle to dispence the lubricant. You can purchase air powered grease guns, their very expensive and unless you've got dozens of fittings why spend that money. The Lumax unit comes with detailed instructions. Susan « Show Less
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One is all that will fit. You may wish to carefully review the instructions for loading the cartridge and for releasing any air pockets, especially if your grease gun still feels as heavy as when you loaded it.
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I have done that to another grease gun before. You would probably have to improve the seal on the plunger so that the oil wouldn't leak out. Hopefully no one ever pumped grease into those fittings on your machine.
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I use a lithium spray just around the pivot point, I imagine any actual grease is going to be quite messy
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The kit comes with three tips that you can attach to the cleaning rod. One of the tips is slotted for patches.
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The "tip" if you will is basically a quick (dis)connect attachment for the tips that came with it. Put that on and use the allen screws built into it to tighten it really good. Then you just grab it and slide it down towards the hammer itself, which allows you to insert the tips, then let go and they should be locked in. They won't be locked in tight, because otherwise the hammer isn't able to do it's job and move them, but you should be unable to pull them back out without sliding down the collar again.
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It comes with the tip. Mine was ready to go oout of the box. I just hooked up to the existing gun on my pressure washer.
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I'm not sure; I've never used the replacement tips. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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The tip is removable. Maybe uses standard tips. Try calling the manufacturer.
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The tip is suppose to screw off...see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoFQQ1XW0M4.....
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Mine Screwed on easily, There is a double screw. The tip screws onto a larger screw which is connected to the base.The tip screw must be screwed onto another screw that is at the base. Make sure you have the two screws. Mine has worked perfectly.
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It's built to work on a Zerk fitting. I highly recommend the pistol grip grease guns.
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Thankfully it uses the Tippmann 98 Threading. You can fit it on any gun that has these, Tippmann 98, 98 Cutsom, Project Salvo, Project Carver, etc. Have fun!
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Loosen the nut close to the handle, pliers will be needed. The tip will slide off. Do not tighten very much.
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Yes, you need an adapter if it has spyder threads. although you shoud've received a tippmann threaded barrel scince that is the advertised product. also its very odd that this exact barrel that has tippmans logo would be spyder threaded. Anyway, if you buy the "Rap4 Paintball Spyder to Tippmann 98 Barrel Adapter" it should solve this problem. =)