If you have any questions, please use the BikeGremlin forum (I try to respond to every comment, but RU-vid sucks at notifications, especially when it comes to any follow-up questions): www.bikegremlin.net/ Relja
I have 3 of these now. I need to find a solution so they are constantly not tipping over. I wish they sold a base that would slide on the bottom or something. These are so top heavy that any bump and they tip over or fall off the bench. its very annoying. Ive tried to use a hole saw in a bit of wood but 1 1/2 inch is too small and 1 3/4 is way too large. There has to be something that fits on these things to make them more stable.
If Dualco doesn't come with a long nozzle, and if the long nozzle can't be sourced separately, then I suppose Motorex is the only option. I too find it super-convenient and it's become my go-to grease gun. :)
One thing that is absolute crap with Dualco, is their "customer service" - contacted them with regards to getting a replacement nozzle either from within Europe or from the US. Zero reply. For that reason alone, if I ever need a new grease gun, it will definitely be from some other brand.
Sad to hear that. It reminds me of a grease manufacturer from my country. They supply big manufacturers and don’t seem to give a damn about private-individual customers.
@@BikeGremlinUS Indeed. And it's so absurd since they offer in principle so many alternatives...But you can't buy any! Still, I agree with you that the gun itself is good. Thanks for the reply and keep making great content!
I agree. That is why practically all of my videos (and articles for that matter) have a table of contents, so anyone can skip to the parts of interest. I do plan on making more shorter video formats for RU-vid shorts. That way, people who prefer to see just the essence can click on the shorts tab of my channel and see the content. That would be a good compromise, as I think long, in detail stuff is also worth (I prefer that kind of info). Relja
Yup - my bad. Sorry. :( My microphone always makes a mono recording, so it's something I must fix when editing. Apparently, I did a bad job with this one.
