grsthegreat
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Yes, and have been using mine for 3-4 years. Wonderful tool
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goeduck
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So what is this Lumax LX-1403 I see advertised at the top of the page. Competion?
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cathy liebchen
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Looks like an inferior knock off, weird design with those tiny screws on it
mcfarmall
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Who in their right mind would make something so complicated with screws to hold it together??
Nightforce
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Because of the price, and never had one my entire life, I almost didn't buy one....Almost being the operative word...
I did end up buying one over a year ago and I've got to tell you this is one slick little device which when mounted to a flexible hose takes all the frustration out of maintenance. In fact, it worked so well I now have three of them!
I did end up buying one over a year ago and I've got to tell you this is one slick little device which when mounted to a flexible hose takes all the frustration out of maintenance. In fact, it worked so well I now have three of them!
Xfaxman
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Right. :thumbsup:
I may have the only lever gun with a 48" hose:
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I may have the only lever gun with a 48" hose:
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goeduck
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Everything you own must be supersized. :laughing: very nice as usual
ovrszd
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If you use a lever gun a hose becomes advantageous and the LnL is valued.
I haven't used a lever gun for at least 25 years. Don't even have an old one laying around.
Our needs and uses vary a lot here
I haven't used a lever gun for at least 25 years. Don't even have an old one laying around.
Our needs and uses vary a lot here
Xfaxman
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Yep, needs, uses and preferences are very different.
I prefer the lever gun over the Lincoln, even though it also has a LockNLube :thumbsup::
I prefer the lever gun over the Lincoln, even though it also has a LockNLube :thumbsup::
Geotech
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I can't even fathom why anyone would buy a traditional grease gun over a Lube Shuttle grease gun. They also have a zerk lock fitting that works as well as LnL. I mentioned it earlier in the thread, but it's like it wasn't seen.
Check out this video that TractorTimeWithTim made: New Grease Gun Technology! Greasing The 125R/123E Drive Shaft - YouTube
They have powered guns as well. Little bit more expensive, but well, well, well worth it.
Check out this video that TractorTimeWithTim made: New Grease Gun Technology! Greasing The 125R/123E Drive Shaft - YouTube
They have powered guns as well. Little bit more expensive, but well, well, well worth it.
Trillium Farm
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Lock & Lube also has a G-Gun for those who have a lot of greasing to do, works great!
