GG-60
2
Rev. 01/29/04
PRIMING THE CONTINUOUS SHOT
GREASE GUN
With the gun loaded with grease and the gun hooked to an
air supply, activate the trigger until grease flows from the
hose or pipe. To relieve air pockets, operate the air vent
valve #31 while depressing the trigger. If grease does not
flow after 10-15 seconds of operation, remove the hose or
pipe and activate the trigger until grease flows from the
hose/pipe outlet. Make sure the bearing, fitting and
lubrication line are clear and free flowing before operating
the gun. If the bearing, fitting or lubrication line is blocked,
the gun can stall.
REMOVING AN EMPTY GREASE
CARTRIDGE
1. Pull the T handle until the rod is fully extended. Hook the
rod into the rod notch in the end cap.
2. Unscrew the grease tube from the gun.
3. Carefully center the grease rod and eject the empty
cartridge from the grease barrel.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CARTRIDGE
LOADING
1. Pull the T handle until the rod is fully extended, lock rod
into cap notch and remove the barrel assembly from
the gun.
2. Remove the plastic cap from the grease cartridge and
insert the cartridge into the barrel assembly.
3. Remove the pull-tab from the grease cartridge.
4. Screw the barrel assembly on to the gun assembly.
5. Release the rod by centering the rod.
6. Prime the gun and remove any air pockets per the
instructions on priming the gun.
SUCTION FILLING
1. Remove the barrel assembly from the gun.
2. Insert the open end of the barrel assembly into the
grease bucket.
3. Pull the T handle until it is fully to the rear and engage it
in the rod notch, making sure to keep the open end of
the barrel well within the grease.
4. When the barrel assembly is full of grease, screw it back
on to the gun assembly.
5. Release the rod by centering the rod.
6. Prime the gun and remove any air pockets per the
instructions on priming the gun.
USING A FILLER PUMP
1. Attach the bulk load fitting to the bulk container.
2. Operate the filler pump.
3. When the T handle and rod are fully extended (about
8-1/2"), the barrel is full.
4. Remove the gun from the bulk load container.
5. Release the rod by centering the rod.
6. Prime the gun and remove any air pockets per the
instructions on priming the gun.
Proper Grease Gun Use...
This Air Powered Continuous Shot Grease Gun was developed
for the specific purpose of dispensing grease by using
pneumatic power.
The maximum rating listed below should not be exceeded.
This tool should only be used for its designed purpose and
according to the instructions in this manual.
Specifications...
Pump ratio (max) ...........................................................40:1
Output per stroke......................................... .038 in (cubed)
Pneumatic inlet pressure (min).....................................40 Psig
Pneumatic inlet pressure (max)..................................150 Psig
Grease output pressure .........................................6,000 Psig
Grease reservoir capacity .........................................14.5 oz.
Operating temperature range ...............................0 to 120° F
Weight (empty).........................................................4.74 lbs
Weight (full) .............................................................4.84 lbs
Lubricant up to NLGI .............................................#2 Grease
Pneumatic port inlet ..........................................1/4 - 18 NPT
Grease port outlet ..........................................1/8 - 27 UNPT
General Cautionary Notes...
Do not allow bystanders, children or other on-lookers in the
work area as they can cause distractions, which may lead to
mistakes and accidents.
Carefully inspect the equipment for damaged, loose or missing
parts. If the unit is worn or damaged, do not use it and contact
an authorized service center for evaluation or repair.
The Continuous Shot Grease Gun must be primed after each
refill or grease cartridge change. You should also check the
priming of the gun before each use.
For best performance and to extend product life, add a few
drops of air tool oil through the air fitting at the bottom of the
handle if gun begins to cycle slowly or erratically.
CAUTION!
Air pockets in the cartridge will cause the gun to lose prime.
