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Cordless Grease Gun

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the Unforgiven

02-04-2008 07:24:10




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Who makes a good cordless grease gun? And I mean the rechargable battery kind, not the cordless type with a handle. Thanks




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MF294-4

02-04-2008 19:54:37




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 Re: Cordless Grease Gun in reply to the Unforgiven, 02-04-2008 07:24:10  
Brother had a couple of cheapies from Rural King.He didn't have any luck with them so he gave them to me. I repaired the sheared off drive pin. Lasted about one time till I hit a plugged zerk. Sheared pin. Fixed with second gun. Same problem. Got a Lincoln and no more problems.



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MNGreybeard

02-04-2008 15:18:31




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 Re: Cordless Grease Gun in reply to the Unforgiven, 02-04-2008 07:24:10  
I have a Lincoln. It's worked well for me the last couple of years. More spendy at $189 but comes with a spare battery, charger, and case.



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IAOliverTeen

02-04-2008 13:25:47




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 Re: Cordless Grease Gun in reply to the Unforgiven, 02-04-2008 07:24:10  
I'd agree with the Lincoln, they are pretty tough and do a good job. Although the extra battery is nice to have. We can usually do 2 combines daily with a battery, and almost a whole semi & trailer. They are a life saver though.



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JT

02-04-2008 12:21:56




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 Re: Cordless Grease Gun in reply to the Unforgiven, 02-04-2008 07:24:10  
If I were going to buy one, it would be a Lincoln, no they are not cheap, but I bought a China made, cannot remember where, did not last through the 1st tube before the cheap plastic gears stripped out.
Jim



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Corley5

02-04-2008 08:35:36




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 Re: Cordless Grease Gun in reply to soundguy, 02-04-2008 07:24:10  
I've got a 14.4 volt Lincoln. I liked it so much I bought a second one :D Extra batteries are a must.



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OTP

02-04-2008 07:55:42




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 Re: Cordless Grease Gun in reply to the Unforgiven, 02-04-2008 07:24:10  
I got mine at harbor freight. Chicago Electric brand, $49.99 on sale, came with charger. 12 volt.It does a good job but I know I will need a spare battery before hay season. I have only greased tractor and vehicles with it so far but it would run down before adequately greasing round baler.



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Jon Hagen

02-04-2008 17:58:21




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 Re: Cordless Grease Gun in reply to OTP, 02-04-2008 07:55:42  
I also have a pair of those $50 HF/Chicago 12V electric grease guns that come with the hard case, quick charger and two batteries. Great value for the money.
Have used one for a couple years now and have run about a dozen 10 packs of grease through it.
I bought two thinking that if they were poor quality, the second one would be parts to keep the first running. The first has worked so well that the spare has never been out of the box.

I use it to grease 30 ft of early JD 750 drills with the mid row bander option. Normally greasing these two drills requires 5-6 tubes of grease on well over 100 zerks, which consumes 1-1/2 batteries. Like any Ni Cad battery, they gain power each time you recharge them during the first 4-5 charges. Like the instructions say, "never run the battery beyond where the tool starts to slow down. If you run them very low, the battery will be damaged." The long grease hose and hardned 4 jaw tip has been very good and the machined and hardned steel gears seem like they will last a long long time. You should remove that thick seal washer where the grease tube screws into the head, It is too thick and Does not allow enough thread engagegement of the grease tube and can damage the threads in the head. Removing that gasket allows the tube to screw in another 3 turns for a much tighter fit and nothing leaks without it.

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