Info on cabin tree auto lube feeder for lyman 4500

[march41]

I would like to know if anyone has used this tool and their results. thanks bob.

[Maven]

I've neither seen nor used that tool. (It's spelled Cabine Tree, btw.) However, here's the contact information for them: Cabine Tree, 130 Labrador La., Dayton, WA 99328. The tel no. is 509-382-2378 and website is www.castingstuff.com Hope this helps!

[Walter Laich]

I've got two, one for each of my 4500s. I like them as I can lube anywhere from 8-12 bullets before having to 'mess' with the lever on top.

I am using a hard lube with a heater.

I can usually crank a full turn each time I start to see gaps in the bullet lube grooves. With my BB bullets I do get a bit of lube down there but not enough to worry about. I just leave what's on them and don't bother to wipe if off.

Be sure to let Jim know if you are planning on using hard or soft lube--there are different springs for each type.

walt

[march41]

Thanks for info guys,i think ill call him tomorrow,talked to him a while back about aBPCR rifle,nice guy. Bob.

[Lloyd Smale]

I helped him testing the prototypes when he was designing it. It worked great. Probably more bullets without adding more pressure then i get with a star. in my opinion its a must have if your using a rcbs or lyman sizer

[march41]

I ordered tool today,talked with jim,seems like a great guy.I will post on results when in operation.again thanks for the help.

[Walter Laich]

I got a ratchet wrench set from Harbor Freight (think cheap) and use that on the top. That way I can keep the handle to the back no matter where it stops after increasing the pressure one turn.

Here is an example of what I'm talking about: http://www.sears.com/craftsman-6pc-c...&blockType=G12

[march41]

Thanks walter,I have a set of these wrenches,how do you like lube set up. BOB