Jaybolishes said:I have a case 1845c skidsteer and a Caterpillar 312 excavator and the dewalt grease gun is one of the best things I've bought in a while. Greaseing the excavator uses about two tubes of grease and this thing gets it done so much faster. Also if you have a fitting that is clogged this gun will open it up like nothing. If you have to use a grease gun a lot, just buy it. You'll really appreciate what it does.
It does allow you to focus on pushing the fitting tight and the gun pumps very quickly. The sling is very handy and the hose is pretty long which allows you to get into tough places. I wish I bought it a long time ago.
. You're living in a rarified environment where grease fittings are actually provided.... Seriously, on modern cars and SUVs, they are basically non- existent.... [mad]Kev said:Jaybolishes said:I have a case 1845c skidsteer and a Caterpillar 312 excavator and the dewalt grease gun is one of the best things I've bought in a while. Greaseing the excavator uses about two tubes of grease and this thing gets it done so much faster. Also if you have a fitting that is clogged this gun will open it up like nothing. If you have to use a grease gun a lot, just buy it. You'll really appreciate what it does.
It does allow you to focus on pushing the fitting tight and the gun pumps very quickly. The sling is very handy and the hose is pretty long which allows you to get into tough places. I wish I bought it a long time ago.
[member=14853]Jaybolishes[/member] SOLD !!!
Thanks buddy [smile] [wink] I've got a couple of awkward grease nipples on the mower deck and you've deffo rung bell.
I was going to mention that too! Some times they have a sealed double row ball bearing with a center grease hole with a groove in the bearing pocket for the grease to travel or a single sealed bearing with a external seal. Either way one can blow them right out! [mad]Poindexter said:It pumps grease fast! The only issue is that it pumps grease fast....this can be a problem because you can blow seals.
Rollin22Petes said:I would be curious about that myself. Just greased up our shop CNC today and it has quite a few zerks some a little awkard to reach and pump a grease gun at the same time.
RKA said:Here's another useful accessory for the grease gun.
https://www.amazon.com/LockNLube-Grease-Gun-Coupler-Lock/dp/B00H7LPKKU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1487336601&sr=8-1&keywords=locking+grease+gun+coupler
I never understood why couplers weren't designed this way to begin with?? Even an air pump has a "locking" fitting. Is it the concern over blow out?
Some tractors have a lot of grease fittings. Our prep every day of cutting grain was to pump an entire tube of grease into each combine. I SO wished I would have had a cordless grease gun for the field.leakyroof said:You're living in a rarified environment where grease fittings are actually provided.... Seriously, on modern cars and SUVs, they are basically non- existent.... [mad]
I use to own a pneumatic grease gun, it gathered dust and I sold it.... [embarassed]
I guess Heavy Equipment and Lawn Care Equipment are the last holdouts..... [big grin]