I didn't know Dewalt made grease guns, so I checked it out, looks awesome, I already have 3 batteries for it from my drill to. I had several Dewalt tools over the years and I beat the crap out of them and they still work, and I had several Milwaukee tools over the years, and I beat the crap out of them, and they no longer work, so I'm sold on Dewalt tools for durability. I think that Dewalt grease gun would make me an excellent Christmas gift, I'm gonna look for pen and paper right now and give it to Santa/wife.
What grease gun are you using??
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CharlieKtractor
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Gale Hawkins
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- 1948 Allis Chambers Model B 1976 265 MF / 1983 JD 310B Backhoe / 1966 Ford 3000 Diesel / 1980 3600 Diesel
Due to my physical limitations from arthritis the Milwaukee M12 grease gun means things stay greased better. Before getting the old backhoe there was not a lot of fitting to grease. For many they may be a waste of money but electric makes it so fast and will most always get a stubborn fitting to take grease. I would get the brand that matches my other batteries if possible. Our Lithium batteries in the Kobalt set of tools so me on Lithium so I went with the Milwaukee because they have that technology. I picked up a Milwaukee flash light so I have two batteries for the grease gun but the one that the gun came with is to do 7 cartridges back to back so no problem there. One does have to watched sealed boots. 