Especially this one hadn't been greased in years!
What grease gun do you use?
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Update: I just received my new Mcnaught. Greased a few zerks this morning. It seems very nice compared to my other grease guns
I’ve got a Lincoln from Walmart about 6 or 7 years back. It wasn’t even blue like the old ones and was made in China. I expected the worst. It has however performed flawlessly for me. It spent about 3 years as the only grease gun in the car/light truck side of a dealership after the shop’s grew legs and walked out. Now it’s been on farm duty ever since.
It is odd having to buy grease though. Before anytime I took it home when planning on using the tractor, doing side work or packing trailer bearings I just made sure it was full or grabbed an extra tube from the shop supplies.
It is odd having to buy grease though. Before anytime I took it home when planning on using the tractor, doing side work or packing trailer bearings I just made sure it was full or grabbed an extra tube from the shop supplies.
The Alemite pistol grip has been my all time favorite. I've had several cheap ones and several Lincolns and this one is the one that travels with me every day. I love the setting for pressure or volume.
The head on that looks identical to my Lincoln from 2015 era. Wonder who was making who at the time? The Lincoln guns are different now.
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McNaught...can't go wrong with it. I have two (each loaded with different grease) and they have been flawless.
Milwaukee 18v. Put a couple of tubes a day through it in the spring and fall
I use the Lube-Shuttle systems with empty tubes. I fill them with a 5% moly grease. I like the system.
I have a Ryobi grease gun .. are they the most $ ..NO but i have many other Ryobi tools that treat me well.
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