Silly question but...
On the side of the lubrisizer where the actual die goes into, there is a hole. Lube comes out of this. I'm guessing this is to be plugged? Mine came with no plug so I was just making sure.
Silly question but...
On the side of the lubrisizer where the actual die goes into, there is a hole. Lube comes out of this. I'm guessing this is to be plugged? Mine came with no plug so I was just making sure.
That's a bleed hole that needs to be plugged. Depending on the age of your machine, it can be plugged with either a screw plug or brass plug. I've got machines with both, but it does need to be plugged before pressure is applied to the lube.
Hope this helps.
Fred
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Like this little black one on the right, directly in line with the sizing die?
In Andyc's picture, the smaller screw is a sizing die retainer, the bigger one drains the reservoir.
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