WilliamBos
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Milwaukee M12 - great gun, zero issues.
Grease Gun Recommendations
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GrnMtnMan
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Milwaukee 18v grease gun kit (luv it!!!)
timswi
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- Kubota BX23 TLB, Kubota RTV1100, Kubota Z724 & Polaris RZR 900 Trail
+1 on the Dewalt 2v...Best grease gun I've ever owned
mangler
Gold Member
I just bought a chinesium 18 L pneumatic grease gun, on wheels. Way overkill, but at 112 canadian pesos, it was a no brainer. I like that I got my gloves on once, and put in the equivalent of 36 tubes of grease. And it does not leak everywhere. Gun is surprisingly sturdy, and the hose is very nice too. Takes some getting used to, as it is VERY easy to over grease. I basically touch the trigger to do my loader pins.
BRMyers
Platinum Member
I love my DeWalt grease gun and it does a wonderful job.
Monster5601
Platinum Member
I don't have one yet (electric greaser) but I am seriously looking at them. I have one question, is the Milwaukee a better choice since it can be dialed to deliver a number of grease pumps?
I don't have a preference since all my 18-volt tools are Rigid and Rigid doesn't offer a greaser.
I don't have a preference since all my 18-volt tools are Rigid and Rigid doesn't offer a greaser.
Fallon
Super Member
I have the Dewalt. I got it only because Ryobi didn't make a One+ gun until just after I bought one with different batteries. I suspect getting one that matches your existing batteries will be the most important factor on any of the grease guns. My dewalt chugs away at about 1, maybe 2 pumps per second. Easily controllable by the trigger if you are paying any kind of attention. The number of pumps auto cutout on the Milwaukee is cool, but I don't think it's close to a deciding feature.
ding beep
Bronze Member
Here's another vote for the Milwaukee M-18 kit (with extra battery) and an extra-long lock-n-lube coupler.
This set-up makes maintenance less of a chore and more like fun-time in the shop.
:tractor: ding beep
This set-up makes maintenance less of a chore and more like fun-time in the shop.
:tractor: ding beep
