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gear lube pump
what are you guys using beside the 1 quart hand pump, Id like to find a 2 gallon arm pump container to fill the drives, so whats out there dont really need a 5 gallon
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Convert a small garden sprayer. It works awesome. There have been posts on the topic in the past.
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Id like to buy one thats designed for doing this
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This one has worked out for me along time. Its at the bottom of the link.
Gearcase Testers, Fillers Holds 3 gallons and does the job. No mess |
Originally Posted by cigrocket
(Post 4741959)
This one has worked out for me along time. Its at the bottom of the link.
Gearcase Testers, Fillers Holds 3 gallons and does the job. No mess |
I also use a garden sprayer
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Originally Posted by AllDodge
(Post 4741967)
I also use a garden sprayer
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Originally Posted by F-2 Speedy
(Post 4741966)
Doug @ Master Tech told me about this one............he also told me that the older lowers have a longer plug and newer ones have shorter one, so my current adapter wont thread in all the way to the o-ring it bottoms out, not a big deal just will loose a little fluid
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The one cdi sells is a garden sprayer with the adapters. When the actual pump failed I bought a replacement at Lowe’s
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The Gear case filler for $252.50 is just an old school metal can sprayer by design.
Mityvac which is well known for repair shop equipment sells pressure pumps that retail over $300 for refilling Transmissions... and it's just a decent pressure pot from a sprayer with a series of adapters..... trick to them all is don't run out of fluid/ add air to the refill In the shop we had the manual pump on 5 gallon and for remote servicing - it was a good lever sprayer (oil doesn't chew up the seals like chemicals/ fuel will and flows fine in warm weather)... |
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