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H.F earthquake no grease fitting?

WR250F

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So, this is not the old style, it's the new style. I've yet to use this beyond verifying that it spins a socket and has more torque than I can hold back with my gloved hand wrapped around a 36mm impact socket.

There is a light but thorough coating of grease on the hammers, hammer cage and the inside of the housing. I hope that the pics are clear enough, if not I can host them elsewhere.

The pics are great - THANK YOU Sir !
 
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bubinga

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So, this is not the old style, it's the new style. I've yet to use this beyond verifying that it spins a socket and has more torque than I can hold back with my gloved hand wrapped around a 36mm impact socket.

There is a light but thorough coating of grease on the hammers, hammer cage and the inside of the housing. I hope that the pics are clear enough, if not I can host them elsewhere.

Do you think you can grease the old style like this just as well?
I don't have the special grease gun to grease the old style earth quakes.
 
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stikman56

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Do you think you can grease the old style like this just as well?
I don't have the special grease gun to grease the old style earth quakes.

If your old one still has the red cover on it, it's a real pain. That cover covers the hammer cover as well, and a heat gun is really needed.
 
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