No boss was wrong, breaking the seals is almost worse then no grease at all
Looks a lot like the Redding except it's a straight 90% angle to the bench face.....no angle away as on the Redding.
These presses surely don’t have seals. Some things like the pins on loaders are just friction fit and the old grease just gets pushed out the sides by the new grease. My Hornady LnL progressive has zerks and I think I’ve greased them twice in the five years I’ve owned it.
no seals on the booms, dippers and buckets because there in the dirt, that's why 6-8 hours you stop and grease to push dirt out. Not much grease is needed it it does not get contaminated, example is sealed ball joints can last much longer the greasible ones not greased properly.
I add fittings to all my presses. I find that grease coming out keeps grit from going in, thus saving me the need for complete disassembly at service time. The extra cost of this being done during production has to be under 5 cents.
Circular reasoning is circular.
There are two tacoma plants that provide all the trucks. I got one from Texas. Mexico also makes them.
Yes, I saw a picture of them next to each other.......dwarfed the R.Chucker. The ram looks tiny compared to the frame. I use a R.C. 2. Will never wear it out....and I take care of primers fine.....but I'm not opposed to them copying Lee on that. Finally, the statute of copyright is over.
Texas 10mm: I think he was overruled by the boss, and grease everywhere attracts dirt and sand.
No, I don't think either of them are capable. The only typical size O frame capable is the Lee Classic Cast original and it requires the Lee BMG dies if I recall right.
