idrivemopar
Well-Known Member
So, I have two grease guns, one is a full size and the other a small hand held, both sweat out grease around the nozzle tip, and the bottom of the cylinder and the top cylinder where the pump piston is located. They have always done it no matter what position they are stored in, or what type of grease is loaded, but every now and then I will catch them before the next drop falls to the floor. Its annoying that I have grease marks soaked into my garage floor from them, as they are hung under a shelf when not in use.
So, I guess this just normal for grease guns to sweat out due to temperature changes and what not. Thought about using some scrap PVC with a capped end and storing them inside that, at least I wont have a mess on the floor.
What do you guys do?
So, I guess this just normal for grease guns to sweat out due to temperature changes and what not. Thought about using some scrap PVC with a capped end and storing them inside that, at least I wont have a mess on the floor.
What do you guys do?