Vevor 6000 psi air grease gun

[paulsharvey]

I broke my old grease gun, trying to force the front axle pivot point to take grease, so I need a new gun. I know everyone js all about their 18V Milwakee and Dewalt cordless, but for a guy that greases every 10 hours, maybe 20 points per month, I'm not dropping $200+ to turn a 5 minute job into a 2 minute job. So, searching, the Vevir air grease gun is frankly not much more than a manual one ($37.99 direct or $39.99 on Amazon). My tractor is always parked at the shed, where my air compressor is, not doing mobile service work. Any thoughts either on this one is air grease guns in general?

 

[LittleBill21]

i use one that is identical to that, works great.

This is the one I use

Amazon.com

 

[tacticalturnip]

I'm partial to my Lock N Lube pistol grip grease gun, it's the best I've owned.

 

[paulsharvey]

Turns out the Vevor on Amazon (I got back and forth with buying Vevor stuff direct vs Amazon) had a 20% discount coupon, so I clicked 'buy now', with tax, $34.49

 

[tacticalturnip]

Turns out the Vevor on Amazon (I got back and forth with buying Vevor stuff direct vs Amazon) had a 20% discount coupon, so I clicked 'buy now', with tax, $34.49

You ought to post up a quick review after you've used it. I've never used a pneumatic grease gun.

 

[shooterdon]

Do you really want to fire up the compressor and run out the air line for a 10 minute job with a manual grease gun? I hate dealing with an air hose.

If I did not want to use a manual grease gun, method I would buy the battery operated Dewalt as I have Dewalt tools. But I am too cheap to make the investment. I have 330 hours on my 2019 tractor so grease my FEL about once every two months. I suppose if I had to grease twice a week, the manual gun would get to be a PITA.

 

[5030]

That Vevor is exactly like the one Tractor Supply sells btw. and if you want one of those battery operated grease guns, Harbor Freight has them for about half the price of the DeWalt. Looks EXACTLY the same too. It's a Bauer btw.

 

[paulsharvey]

Do you really want to fire up the compressor and run out the air line for a 10 minute job with a manual grease gun? I hate dealing with an air hose.

If I did not want to use a manual grease gun, method I would buy the battery operated Dewalt as I have Dewalt tools. But I am too cheap to make the investment. I have 330 hours on my 2019 tractor so grease my FEL about once every two months. I suppose if I had to grease twice a week, the manual gun would get to be a PITA.

The compressor stays plugged in, in the shed, and the air hose is generally laying in the dirt next to the tractor, for airing up the SxS tire, that until today, I hadn't bothered to plug.

 

[paulsharvey]

I dont really need the air powered one, guess I see every one saying how awesome their cordless are, and saw how cheap the air one was...

 

[John0829]

Like you I do not have a great deal of greasing to do. Usually 5 minutes, done and that's draggin my feet. I had an air powered grease gun and found it to work nice but it turned out to be a real PIA to use, having to drag the air hose around. I would go at a fitting holding the coupler on with one hand while the air hose would end up tangled, twisted or pulling the grease gun another. Went back to my old pistol grip and never looked back.

Two best things on any grease gun IMHO are a lock on coupler and a LONG hose. I could not find a hose long enough to suit me so back in the day when I had access to make up hydraulic hoses I made one a little over 30" long.