Lnchett Grease Gun with Towel, 9000 PSI Professional Heavy Duty Pistol Grip Grease Gun with 18 Inch Spring Flex Hose, 2 Reinforced Coupler, 2 Extension Rigid Pipe and1 Sharp Nozzle Included

Important Information! (Please read carefully) When you need to get off the nozzle from the zerk fitting, please operating according to the following steps:

1. Untighten the hose or nozzle a little bit (this step unloads the kept pressure in the hose or nozzle)
2. Slightly pull the nozzle toward up and down to remove the nozzle from the zerk fitting (do not unscrew the nozzle completely to avoid reassembly)

Because the problem is common in grease guns, we recommend buyers to buy the manual unload couple, which will be more convenient for user to use this. The problem is due to the pressure inside the grease gun, which allows the coupler to clamp the zerk fitting tightly. It can prevent leakage and ensure the smooth pumping of grease. Once the gun loses pressure, you can easily release it from the zerk fitting.

Important Information! We have two suggestions for not pumping out grease:

1. Please press the air bleeder valve to release the air out.
2. Please unscrew the coupler half a turn.

Note: Lnchett grease gun can be used with any standard 14 oz grease cartridge.

Release the air of the tube is a must thing to be done. The air-release valve allows air to escape after new grease has been added to the grease gun and pumped into the head. Just press the valve and lubricate with ease.

Inside the grease barrel, we equipped with a 2nd generation spring which is more powerful and thicker than normal spring. It will provides superstrong pressure onto the plunger all the time.

A strong spring is always an important criterion of judging a grease gun well-built or not. The Reinforced steel barrel leads the grease gun looks like more powerful and glossier. The rubber handle creates plenty of leverage for all day comfort. The heavy duty plunger helps to pump the grease more quickly and efficiently.

Tip: Always make sure that you're storing your grease cartridge cap size down so that gravity does not create air bubbles.

Tip: When it's tight, then go back about half a turn so you can let the air out.

Press the safety lock with your thumb and pushing the T-handle to the end.

Tips: If you can't pump the grease properly, please unscrew the head half a turn or more to let the air out and press the air bleeder valve. Follow this step and try 1-3 times, the grease will be pumped successfully.