Antique?

[Mark Daiute]

Anyone got any info or tips on this lubrisizer that I found?

Thanks,

Mark

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[RCS]

looks like the early Ideal (1892) lubricater and sizer, not quite sure ..

[RicinYakima]

It is a Lyman #45 post WWII and pre-1974. It appears to have a handle extention welded on and and maybe a brazing job on the front lube chamber. HTH, Ric

[Mark Daiute]

That brazing job is old lube that's been cleaned off. I screwed it down and used it today. It works like a champ, every bit as good as my 450's.

Ric, thanks for the response. Youve always come through with good info.

Regards,

Mark

[jimb16]

Heck, I've got two of them and a 450. I use the old 45 most of the time. Just make sure you don't loose the set screw for the nose puch. Its an odd thread and a bit of a pain to find a replacement for.