grease gun delight
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grease gun delight
After 30 years of greasing my vehicles with the pistol lever type cartridge gun, I finally bought a craftsman air operated grease gun, as recommended to me on here. What a change for the better ! No more air blocks in the gun (has a air bleeder right on top, just push it to get any air in the gun out) and no more trying to pump a lever while in a tight place, just touch the trigger and you have a good even blurp of grease pop out. Wish I had bought it years ago, 
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While I like the air grease guns, they realy aren't very handy on the farm unless you have a couple miles of air hose to reach the field.
They are awesome in a shop, but you still have to trip over a hose.
I prefer the lincoln battery power'd grease guns, or a pistol grip grease gun.
They are awesome in a shop, but you still have to trip over a hose.
I prefer the lincoln battery power'd grease guns, or a pistol grip grease gun.
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From: where the deer and antelo
They work great in the field if you have a truck with air brakes. I have quick connects on all the air tanks on my big trucks so I can grease the backhoe, trencher or other equipment in short order.
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