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yes fl. ounces, and all guns show what their fluid ounces produce or you can look it up online.
Got it at Tractor Supply for $35.00. It took a while to extract the oil, but it got the job done without any problems. I used Yamaha marine grease for the bearing housing with a new Lucas Oil heavy duty grease gun. I couldn't find any specs on how many oz's per squeeze it puts out, so I did what a few of you did, and just did squeezes until resistance was felt(around 35). I do not have any oozing out, so I guess I am close enough.
I agree. However my Home depot special grease gun does not have any info anywhere on the output per pump. Nothing in instruction book, or online. So I based my initial target amount of pumps based on similarly size guns. I didn't over do it, and felt enough resistance to be satisfied enough is in there.
That's cool and has been best info given by others for situation. I was just trying to mention in case. Need to keep that sucker lubed....lol