Where to buy Grease nipples

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Hi Guys title says it all, where can I buy 1?
Tried screwfix nope,
Fastfix in 10's only £1.72 plus £5.99 delivery. :Eeek:
Toolup 37p each plus £5.99 delivery. :Eeek:
Motormania nope,
Halfords, nope.

Any ideas?

Olley
 
Here? :Laughing:
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BTW, got your PM.....waiting for JC to get back :Cool:
 
Hi linda, looked a ebay but reckon delivery will be the same as the others £5-£6.

Olley
 
Don't know if JC will have anything like that knocking about in the workshop....I shall ask him :Wink:
 
Hi Guys title says it all, where can I buy 1?
Tried screwfix nope,
Fastfix in 10's only £1.72 plus £5.99 delivery. :Eeek:
Toolup 37p each plus £5.99 delivery. :Eeek:
Motormania nope,
Halfords, nope.

Any ideas?

Olley
Call in to any local Landrover Dealer or Rover (Mini radious arm nipples)
Geo

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hi pat threads don't matter to much as I will be drilling it and fitting new. Its for the bell crank problem on workhorse chassis. Been down the workshop and I can find unf, unc and metric taps, but can I find the 1/8 bsp :Angry: So hope to get a mm one. I can always use a bit of PTFE tape on a bsp one.:Rofl1:

Thanks geo will have a drive around tomorrow.

Olley
 
Try your local tool hire shop Olley ,I have a couple of boxes and am sure most others would have the same
Rob
In fact if you pm me i will post you some
 
That's perverted having your nipples greased.:Rofl1:
 
Try searching google for

Lubricating nipple + Metric

Also tried.....

Lubricating Nipple + Metric + Catalogue

One of the first results being

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Just spotted this one.......

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Hope it helps

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Before you go drilling and tapping Olley, you have coincided you maybe working with case hardened steel??It wont be easy and fracturing is a possibility
Geo
 
hi one of our very generous members is putting 2 in the post to me tomorrow FOC. :BigGrin:

Hi tony, never heard of them, but then I have only lived here 57 years.:Rofl1:

Hi Geo no its not case hardened, some guys on IRV2.com have already done the mod. Asked me brother who like you is a garage mechanic, ain't seen one on a car for years he says.

Olley
 
You can always buy single grease nipples at your local Agricultural engineers, plus have the choice of screw in, tap in, straight head and angled head.

David

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Hi David thanks for the thought, but tap in? me? my smallest hammer is a 15lb sledge.:Rofl1:

Olley
 
You can always try any Heavy plant hire firm! (diggers )
Their fitters carry boxes of them!
 
Hi Guys just recieved 12 in the post from andyman, greatfull thanks to him. So if any of you other workhorse owners (W series) want to do the same mod, I have some spares.:BigGrin:

Olley
 
Hi all done,:BigGrin: not quite as straightforward as I had hoped, because the flange welded on top of the pin hit a bracket when it was only about 3" out, so I had to modify the flange with a hacksaw, (just wasn't room for the 12" angle grinder) it still can't be removed completely because of a bulkhead directly above it, but its enough to drill and tap the bell crank roughly in the middle. You also need to remove the electric plug on the lefthand side close to the bell crank bracket to stop the emergency brake power motor from running.

Tried as far as possible to ensure no swarf went inside by greasing the drill and tap, and then used a few cotton buds. Its pretty thick steel so no worries about the grease nipple going in to far and binding the pin, pumped it up with grease and it squeezed out at each end so ok.

I reckon the only reason for ever having a problem with the bell crank, would be if it hadn't been greased enough when it was fitted, mine was smothered.

Olley

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