Grease gun

[deere5105]

As a follow up to the original post, I received my grease gun just as described in the package tracking information given after I ordered it from Amazon.com. So far this seems to be a good purchase and saved over $20 by ordering it instead of buying locally. I have been able to get grease in one fitting that wouldn't previously take. I chalk this up to being able to pump the gun and hold the fitting on at the same time. Overall I believe I will be pleased with this purchase for many years to come and highly recommend this gun. Thanks for all the feedback that helped me decide to make this purchase.

 

[mwark]

I just use a pneumatic gun that I purchased from Lowes for $29.00 for the first time. I absolutely love it! I've always used a lever gun that all too often turned into a three handed operation. I did the entire job in 1/2 the time with 1/2 the effort.
This is one of those "I can't believe I waited this long to get one of these" deals.

 

[Cat_Driver]

With as much Grease as my equipment goes through I only use the continuous flow type.

I find I can go through a couple of tubes during one grease session. I love just holding down the trigger and have a ton of grease pour out rather that the squirt by squirt, really cuts down my grease time.

 

[plowking]

I have a air grease gun at home. Use two lincoln power lubes at the highway garage. The 14 volt will do five cartridges on one battery. Also have the cigarette lighter receptacle charger in the pickup to charge on the run . Indoor charger will fully charge the spare battery in one hour. plowking

 

[Baucom]

Who makes the grease gun for JD?

 

[Conservation]

I have a cheapie pneumatic one that I bought at a cheap tool sale. The cartrige holder is about 1" too short to hold a normal tube of grease. I'm still pumping!