Lock 'n Lube
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DK35vince
Super Member
I've been using a Lock'n Lube for a couple yeas now.
Works great. Makes greasing suck a whole lot less.
Works great. Makes greasing suck a whole lot less.
Xfaxman
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powerscol
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You sure must not use that grease gun much :confused3: Its too clean
So who currently has the best price on these wonders?
TomSeller
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weldingisfun
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Thanks for posting this RobS, I had not seen it before and, thanks to you and all those who commented about using it, will now get one for myself. Thanks again. :thumbsup:
oosik
Epic Contributor
I have one on a flex hose grease gun. Its OK for those zerks that require three hands. Otherwise, I use a standard ridged pipe model. And, I'm pretty sure my grease guns were that clean when first purchased. :laughing: :dance1:
My two grease guns hang nearby most of the time and whenever I have a rag or paper towel drenched in a solvent or a can of brake cleaner I wipe or spray the guns off. When I go to use them they aren't so nasty although some tends to always seep out at the bottom. One wears the Lock'n Lube and one standard jaws. Both of mine are hand operated but I prefer a pistol grip to the long lever as I can one-hand squeeze the gun better. I also own one of those right-angle adapter thingy's that just makes a mess and won't seal off worth a lick.
dickfoster
Elite Member
Yes I got one and added it to my cordless grease gun recently. It's proven to be the grease weapon of choice to address the many zerks on my tractor.
dickfoster
Elite Member
Yes I got one and added it to my cordless grease gun recently. It's proven to be the grease weapon of choice to address the many zerks on my tractor. Expensive yes, but it sure took the work and time out of the job.