LOCKNLUBEｮ GREASE COUPLE... ever try one?

[coolreinfarm]

I've had one for a couple of years, doesn't fit everywhere but 95% of the time. I keep a separate gun with the conventional fitting for the 5% hard to reach grease fittings. The lnl works as advertised. They give you a rebuild kit also.

 

[rekees4300]

Looking at a new grease coupler I have never seen. I don't pay much attention to reviews I prefer to ask guys who have similar uses as me.

I never leave home without it. One of the greatest inventions in the history of mankind. :thumbsup:

 

[k0ua]

I've had one for a couple of years, doesn't fit everywhere but 95% of the time. I keep a separate gun with the conventional fitting for the 5% hard to reach grease fittings. The lnl works as advertised. They give you a rebuild kit also.

Us "early adopters" didn't get a rebuild kit. But mine still works fine. I have a right angle fitting I use on the two zerks on my tractor that you can't get to with the LnL. The thread below documents that.


http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...ccessory-your-lock-n-lube.html?highlight=lube

 

[Fallon]

Yes the Lock and Lube grease coupler is a little pricy, but when figuring in the aggravation it solves with when greasing dozens of grease fittings time and time again, then the cost is not so bad.

I liked the Lincoln grease gun I had few years ago better, it had two speeds, but it's another battery and charger that dont fit nothing but that grease gun, what good is that. With Dewalt 20v, the batteries fit all my other tools and I have several, so if in the middle of greasing the battery runs down, just take the one from the 20v hammer drill, oscillating tool, sawzall, 6-1/2" circular saw, jigsaw. I have 3, 3 amp hr. batteries and 1, 5 amp hr. battery for the circular saw. Yeah I is a Dewalt fan, also my son bought the new 20v Dewalt framing nail gun last year and he loves it.

I have 8-10 Ryobi One+ batteries & 20+ Ryobi One+ impliments. I so wish they made a grease gun to go with my pile of batteries & multi-purpose chargers.

 

[k0ua]

I have 8-10 Ryobi One+ batteries & 20+ Ryobi One+ impliments. I so wish they made a grease gun to go with my pile of batteries & multi-purpose chargers.

+1 on that. Also I would buy a 36 volt Ryobi chainsaw that would take two of the 18 volt batteries in a heartbeat. "hear us Ryobi" !

 

[Fallon]

+1 on that. Also I would buy a 36 volt Ryobi chainsaw that would take two of the 18 volt batteries in a heartbeat. "hear us Ryobi" !

Go to the Ryobi site & submit feedback asking for em. I did that a year or 2 ago for the grease gun. Might not work, but can't hurt.

I highly doubt that would happen for the saw though. They have 40v battery packs for their lawnmowers & bigger weed eaters. They would probably leverage those over a pair of One+ batteries.

 

[k0ua]

Go to the Ryobi site & submit feedback asking for em. I did that a year or 2 ago for the grease gun. Might not work, but can't hurt.

I highly doubt that would happen for the saw though. They have 40v battery packs for their lawnmowers & bigger weed eaters. They would probably leverage those over a pair of One+ batteries.

Yeah, I wondered about that.. I am probably going to have a long beard waiting on that chainsaw.

 

[Coyote machine]

I've had one for a couple of years, doesn't fit everywhere but 95% of the time. I keep a separate gun with the conventional fitting for the 5% hard to reach grease fittings. The lnl works as advertised. They give you a rebuild kit also.

Rebuild kit? For rebuilding what exactly?
I bought my L-N-Lube a couple of years ago and it was just the single item...:smiley_aafz: Probably started with rebuild kit on the next one sent out, with my luck!:laughing:

BTW, I don't think it's expensive- it's a tool that saves a LOT of aggravation when greasing a tractor or anything else, and to me that's well worth a $30 bill.
When I had my shop all I bought was Snap-On tools; now those are expensive, but again worth the money when working as a professional, one needs things to work without any question, and little as possible downtime. JMHO.

 

[em14]

I have the same De Walt Power Greaser that you have and it is one of the best purchases I have made in a long time. I have not seen a need to change ar. Yes I did buy a LockNLub but I hav not changed the De Walt end of the tube to the LockNLub yet as the De Walt works great so far.
em14

 

[jenkinsph]

I think everyone has convinced me to get a new grease gun (DeWalt) and the locknlube fitting. Hope this will make greasing the backhoe easier.