🔧 Professional Grade Junchi Hand Pump Oiler Can - 8 oz. Capacity with Extended Metal & Flexible Spout Review

It's the oil can that leaks from the seam at the bottom of the can and ruins everything on the workbench. It doesn't get much worse than that.

Worked great Always wanted to buy but never saw the reason for it because I use whatever was handy but it makes things a lot easier. .

Surprisingly, but no junk! It's actually a high-pressure oiler. I changed the hose from 1/16 npt m to 1/8 npt f for use on grease fittings. I've tried other grease fittings, but none created enough opening pressure for the zerks. This lasts all day!

I have several types of chainsaws with oilers that clog when cutting. And a cordless saw doesn't have an oiler. For a quick fix, I pour some 30w oil from a container onto the bar/chain. This little oiler is the perfect size and easily handles 30w oil.

I bought this oil dispenser to lubricate my bicycle chain. It failed miserably. The pump/oil supply system is imperfect and slightly unresponsive when you pull the trigger. The oil charge squirts out at the end of the stroke making it impossible to control the smooth flow of oil into my chain. I ended up using it to fill oil into my trusty plastic tri-flow dispenser.

I still haven't learned it. I needed an oiler to apply light machine oil to the bearings in awkward spots, so this sprayer with a long and flexible nozzle(?) seemed ideal to me. However, the trigger is sticky (not sticky like molasses, it sticks when squeezed) only to suddenly detach and shoot a lot more oil than I intended, at what it was aimed at, whether oil was needed or not Not. Do what you see fit, bite the bullet and buy a more expensive oil tray. You will be happier in the long run.

Bought because another review said it generated enough pressure to break a Zerk fitting and he was right! I needed an oiler for my Bridgeport mill and this helped. Had to be set to 1/8npt to work but it was simple enough. I've also used it as a spot lube when drilling in my press and cutting steel on a bandsaw and it works great for that too. I will buy another one so I don't have to keep changing oils and hoses. I have used Mobil 1 5w-30 and Vactra #2 way oil and have been happy with this…

I bought a Junchi high pressure hand pump oiler with 2 nozzles to use handlebar and chain oil on my mountain bike chain. The glass is light and made of some kind of steel (I tested it with a magnet). The pumping mechanism is made of plastic, with the exception of the steel "trigger". 2 nozzles were used. I use a 3" (7.5cm) Steele Hard Bore with a brass tip. The other nozzle is a 24cm flexible/movable hose similar to a plastic tipped nozzle. It consists of a flexible plastic hose with a flexible