Oregon Pre-Loaded Grease Gun for Chainsaws

Oregon Pre-Loaded Grease Gun for Chainsaws

$17.99
Sale price  $17.99 Regular price  $26.99
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Oregon Pre-Loaded Grease Gun for Chainsaws

Oregon Pre-Loaded Grease Gun for Chainsaws

$17.99
Sale price  $17.99 Regular price  $26.99
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Key features

  • Grease gun for chainsaws: Helps prevent premature wear and tear, especially on guide bar noses. Easy refill
  • Easy to use dispenser: One hand operation with pointed nozzle for cup-shaped grease fittings, self dispensing
  • Pre-loaded lubrication: With all purpose lubricant. Manufactured from high-quality plastic materials withstanding changes in temperature
  • Steel nozzle with spring loaded pump action: Transparent, visual control of fill level so you can see how much oil is left without opening the cap
  • Includes: 1 x Oregon Grease Gun for Chainsaws, pre loaded all purpose lubricant

Product DescriptionOregon’s Grease Gun is pre-loaded with all purpose lubricant – it’s filled, easy to use and ready to go. The steel nose nozzle features a spring loaded pump action for sprocket nose guide bars. It’s easy to refill, and is effective in preventing premature wear and tear, especially on guide bar noses. Suitable for most chainsaw makes and models. The one-handed operation is self dispensing, and is made from high quality plastic materials which can withstand changes in temperature. For use all year round. • Box contains: 1 x Grease Gun for Chainsaws • Pre loaded all purpose lubricant • One hand operation with pointed nozzle for cup-shaped grease fittings, self dispensing • Manufactured from high-quality plastic materials withstanding changes in temperature • Transparent, visual control of fill level so you can see how much oil is left without opening the cap About us: 1946 ushered in a better way of woodcutting when logger Joseph Buford Cox realized how easily timber-beetle larvae can chew through timber, creating the first revolutionary Oregon saw chain that duplicated their alternating C-shaped jaws in steel. From the invention of modern saw chain to research inno

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