Grease Guns-Brand Preference??
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Grease Guns-Brand Preference??
I am looking to buy a new manual pump grease gun and am looking for any opinions on a quality piece. Any help or advice would be appreciated. I want something that will last a loooong time. Thanks for any help!!
Last edited by AKFord; Apr 19, 2004 at 11:36 AM.
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Personally I like Lincoln grease guns for what its worth.
IMO, I've always felt that a pistolgrip grease gun with a flex hose was the best choice for the farm and shop. I just dont have enough hands for a lever type with a hose.
IMO, I've always felt that a pistolgrip grease gun with a flex hose was the best choice for the farm and shop. I just dont have enough hands for a lever type with a hose.
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We use Lincoln cordless power grease guns. Best invention besides caller I.D. A pistolgrip type with 12" hose is 2nd best. The old lever ones still work best for the stubborn things like old tractors.
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