Is there a GOOD grease gun out there?

[Builder]

As much greasing as i have to do, I bought the Lincoln power luber a few years back and haven't had any problems. It is made in China, so I don't expect it to last real long, though.

 

[allaboutmowing]

I had the same problem and bought the Lincoln model 1162 air powered from Northern Tool and has been the best grease gun ever.

 

[DBLR]

I work at a Steel Mill so needless to say we use every type of grease gun there is. We tried the smaller of the Lincolns at 12V and after a couple months went with a 14.4V. Huge difference and the grease output is quick and plentiful. Battery life is good as well.

 

[marshtric]

There are some autolubers that operate on low pressure that might work. If you're interested, reply as such, and I'll post the website of the one's I'm talking about. I'm a big fan of autolubers because they lubricate equipment with small amounts of lube continously instead of large amounts periodically. They also lubricate while the machine is operating, which is better then lubricating while its not.

 

[Builder]

There are some autolubers that operate on low pressure that might work. If you're interested, reply as such, and I'll post the website of the one's I'm talking about. I'm a big fan of autolubers because they lubricate equipment with small amounts of lube continously instead of large amounts periodically. They also lubricate while the machine is operating, which is better then lubricating while its not.

Very expensive, though.

 

[Charlesaf3]

I've had a lincoln air gun for a year. Expensive, but I've been happy with it so far.