Tool For Greasing Swingarm Bearings

[Rob]

I always have the hardest time identifying this grease gun accessory.
Every airhead owner needs one. So here is the source:

https://www.grainger.com/product/WESTWA ... 1?$smthumb$

[jimmyg]

thanks for the link. FWIW, those appear to be readily available in some auto parts stores as well.

jimmyg

[Duane Ausherman]

A common adapter for the chain saw arm also works. Nobody has a good excuse for not having that tool. They just need a good excuse for not using it several times a year.

[enigmaT120]

I had one before I got my R65, but I don't know why I had it. I never use it on anything else.

[Rob]

I've never owned a chain saw.
I kept threatening to buy one, when I was employed, because the back of this property I am renting is becoming overgrown.
Now my priorities have somehow shifted.
That, and it is pretty darn cold out, these days.

I REALLY don't want to buy another gasoline engine device, but the electrics are either too weak (battery) or too inconvenient (cord). I want to be able to head down the alley with it.

I got the garage wired and the door opener working. I would like to be able to get my car back there. Especially in the winter if the snow plows need to come down our street (rare, but it did happen a year ago).

[Rob]

...and since I have never owned a chainsaw, I did not know about lubing them!

But I found this video that I thought some of you might enjoy! (I did)

Don't worry, she finally moves out into the light so you can see what the hell she is doing!

https://youtu.be/ybbegp_4E7w

But besides our hostess, this looks like it might be a good tool for the job, as well.
Just don't push the bike over!

[Chuey]

The first link in this thread:

https://www.grainger.com/product/WESTWA ... ?$smthumb$

Looks like lipstick for the Goth crowd.

Chuey