Who makes the best grease gun?

[CompactTractorFan]

I hate to grease. And I do a lot of it. The Lincoln 1442 Powerluber has made this job a whole lot easier for me. Not only is it cordless but I have never had trouble with it losing prime. I can hear when the cartridge runs out of grease.

So, my Dad thinking of ordering the powerluber...Anyone else have one?

 

[CompactTractorFan]

Well, with the manual one, when the plunger rod is locked and you're loading it if there is any movement the rod releases...:confused2: We have the same problem with the air powered one.

 

[CompactTractorFan]

In talking to my Dad, he says he doesn't load from the bottom. He was taking it apart and adjusting the plunger from the bottom...

 

[brain55]

Don't think we will be getting that one...Wonder what you will use at your new job... :thumbsup:

I'm a bit curious about that myself. When I did the practical test, the tools they supplied reminded me of being in High School shop class. I am a bit spoiled in the tool department I have primarily purchased Snap-On since I became a professional mechanic 25 years ago. I have a feeling I will pull my mobile shop into their yard and work out of it, instead of using their tools.

Brian

 

[CompactTractorFan]

I'm a bit curious about that myself. When I did the practical test, the tools they supplied reminded me of being in High School shop class. I am a bit spoiled in the tool department I have primarily purchased Snap-On since I became a professional mechanic 25 years ago. I have a feeling I will pull my mobile shop into their yard and work out of it, instead of using their tools.

Brian

Oh, I've seen your mobile shop before. Very impressive! :thumbsup: :licking: Do you know how to get a Snap-on catalog and can the average Joe order from them?

Oh, and best of luck with getting the job!

 

[crazyal]

Has anyone seen the new Milwaukee cordless grease gun? It's right about the same price as the Lincoln.

 

[CompactTractorFan]

Has anyone seen the new Milwaukee cordless grease gun? It's right about the same price as the Lincoln.

I saw it in a catalog...

 

[whistlepig]

I'm a bit curious about that myself. When I did the practical test, the tools they supplied reminded me of being in High School shop class. I am a bit spoiled in the tool department I have primarily purchased Snap-On since I became a professional mechanic 25 years ago. I have a feeling I will pull my mobile shop into their yard and work out of it, instead of using their tools.

Brian

Wow! First time I have ever seen this set up. Very, very nice!

 

[brain55]

Oh, I've seen your mobile shop before. Very impressive! :thumbsup: :licking: Do you know how to get a Snap-on catalog and can the average Joe order from them?

Oh, and best of luck with getting the job!

I'm pretty sure that anyone can order from snapon.com, their full catalog is online.

Brian

 

[CompactTractorFan]

I'm pretty sure that anyone can order from snapon.com, their full catalog is online.

Brian

Thanks! Can you get a printed version?