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USA made grease guns

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boda

12-04-2007 20:21:26




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Hi, Do any of you know where I can find a new US made grease gun? I started looking at the usual places (Wally World, Sears, etc) and surprise, surprise, made in China. Annoyed, I looked at farm stores and do-it-yourself auto parts stores. Still made in China. Even the Lubri-matic. Then I checked out the professional auto parts stores like NAPA and Carquest. I can"t find a stinkin" US made grease gun! Does anyone out there know of a brand of gun or a source for one? I am on a mission now, if I can"t find one, I"ll have to hit the farm auctions to find a good used one.
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Sunspot

12-06-2007 07:53:02




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 Re: USA made grease guns in reply to boda, 12-04-2007 20:21:26  
The pro Alemite can be had for about $20. I don't know where they are made.
Contact [email protected] to ask.



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boda

12-05-2007 21:13:36




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 Re: USA made grease guns in reply to boda, 12-04-2007 20:21:26  
Thanks for the info, guys. I'll check into Deere, Snap-On, and Lincoln.



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Mike M

12-05-2007 07:07:00




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 Re: USA made grease guns in reply to boda, 12-04-2007 20:21:26  
I have a couple from my JD dealer and they are good. I don't know where there's are made ?



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PHIL KRIESEL

12-05-2007 05:14:13




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 Re: USA made grease guns in reply to boda, 12-04-2007 20:21:26  
Try Snap-on I have one and its a really nice grease gun if there is such a thing.



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El Toro

12-05-2007 04:04:51




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 Re: USA made grease guns in reply to boda, 12-04-2007 20:21:26  
Lincoln, I have 2. Hal



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shannon from ohio

12-04-2007 21:52:07




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 Re: USA made grease guns in reply to boda, 12-04-2007 20:21:26  
Lincoln...



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135 Fan

12-04-2007 23:47:05




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 Re: USA made grease guns in reply to shannon from ohio, 12-04-2007 21:52:07  
I agree with a Lincoln. They cost a little more but always work without a lot of cursing like the cheap ones. Dave



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Davis In SC

12-04-2007 20:25:57




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 Re: USA made grease guns in reply to boda, 12-04-2007 20:21:26  
I think Alemite and Lincoln are still US made, at least the high-end guns. We bought one at Granger a few years ago, IIRC, it was around 100 dollars.



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markiz41

12-05-2007 09:13:02




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 Re: USA made grease guns in reply to Davis In SC, 12-04-2007 20:25:57  
Older ones, yes. But ya'll have to skip back about 15 years. I have a 5 year old Lincoln, it is made in China. Surprise, it had a problem right out of the box. Had to exchange it for a new one - it's fine.



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