Review on Bravex Air Operated Grease Gun: 14oz Automatic Professional Continuous Cycle Pneumatic Tool by Benjamin Chang

Okay, just so anyone reading this will know I'm not just some backyard mechanic. I've been a prototype engineer for over 20 years. Certified in all degrees of MIG, TIG, Machining, Technology and Mechanical Engineering. Almost all my tools are Matco, Snap-on or S&K. So I'm not just talking about my proverbial @ss here. Worst mating surfaces of any product I have ever owned. I bought it to lubricate the triple bearings on my HD Touring. Worked great for that. Then he licked through all the holes on this thing. Screwed, sealed or pressed in, it doesn't matter. Loosen the plunger to release the pressure before releasing and attach the pouch to the zirconia fitting as we all know the residue will spill a bit. But after this thing was leaking everywhere, I took it apart, cleaned all surfaces, threads and o-rings. Used tape if necessary and put everything back together. The leak is just as bad, but I can't control it with all the holes. So do not worry. If it's a one-time use and you're willing to spend money/time on it, this will work fine. Just don't put it in a box or somewhere you can't handle the mess later. For those who doubt the quality of the lubricant just in case. Well, it was quite an expensive, high-temperature substance. I don't want grease running down my forks in the Alabama heat.