Forced lubrication

Hi

I have the Australian branded equivalent of the Warco 3024MW/3003MW mill drill.  It is an excellent machine and I have no real

gripes with it except for the lubrication system.
It has those dicky little brass inserts with a spring loaded ball bearing against which you are supposed to press a high pressure

plunger/pump.
ON these machines there is only one of the little buggers per side and it is in the middle of the table.  To get to it you have to

wind the table almost to its extent, remove the way protector and then hold said plunger at exactly ninety degrees and press.  It does not work.  The oil gallery has a capacity of less than two millilitres and because the table is wound so far out, any oil that does make it into the hole is liable to end up directly on the floor.
Thus far I have taken to winding the table to full extent in both directions with the gib loosened off as far as possible, rubbing

oil on the ways by hand, then lifting the table from the rear as I wind it back in.  This allows more oil to be

carried in but it is a pain.
I have read the articles on adding forced lube to both the Myford and an X3(2?) with interest and a pair of glasses.  I have

I am looking for a small hand plunger oil pump to install on my Taiwan 14 inch lathe. For some odd reason the apron on my lathe does not have an oil reservoir like every other similar model offered. My Chinese knee mill has a central oil system utilizing a small piston pump. I am thinking about sealing up the bottom of the apron on my lathe and fitting a small piston pump. I can scale down the mill pump although it might be less trouble to adapt a design from a model marine engine, etc. I ran across this dated post but I thought I might enquire. The small 1/16 pipe/tubing fittings available for models might work well as distribution lines. I am open for any suggestions, help, experience, you name it. I know this is a little on the lazy side, but if someone has a successful design, why re-invent the wheel. Thanks to anyone taking the time to read this. Regards, Geoff Morgan, USA