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I checked out one of those at a dealer. It's a nice idea but since the unit is bigger than a normal coupler, it won't fit alot of my tight access zerks

Bump. I have 3 of these now and they are awesome. No problemos. If anyone is having headaches with grease guns, try these, I'm real glad I did. :drink:

I'm frugal AF so when I throw away a Lincoln grease gun that works as well as the day it was purchased, that's saying something:lol:

EXACTLY. Drives me nuts

Yes Mick, you describe the headaches accurately. I've had none of these problems so far with the Milton. Life's too short to have to fook with your GG most of the time.

ICWYDT.....Mess.

The Milton grease gun recommended by Brian is by far the best gg I've ever used. I have 2 and just ordered another after throwing into the garbage can my not heavily used Lincoln lever action gg. Miltons don't drip in hot weather, are super easy to use, very easy to load, and don't get grease...

yes i think so its been awhile cuz i ordered a boatload of filers a few years ago

yeah so brians recommended GG arrived 24 hrs later, its a fine tool so i ordered another to replace another thats giving me grief it dawned on me he also turned me on to filer discount place online and we both are fans of Lubriplate

Indeed. Its got a small footprint for its capactiy (compared to a boom truck) and the crab steering gets it into some crazy tight spots. Wheres the excavator at. a quarry?

Hows that working out for him? Beautifully, I presume. A local outfit just bought one of Mayer's, 5 yo, half mill

yes good point re storage and leakage I use the valvoline crimson, seems to be good results so far Hey I don't know if y'all know this innernet/amazon thing, lol,but it's pretty cool- Ive been horizontal since sunday when my back blew out, missed a week of perfect, frozen ground working...

The House is so damn cool. I'm glad this thread is getting some traction, cuz yeah, greasing equipment is yet another significant topic in the field of GTW. I was heartened to read others here have an appreciation for the some-level-of voodoo contained in manual grease guns. I'm leaning toward...

Do the electric ones get airbound less that a manual one, I can't remember as my electric one was stolen years ago

I need a new one, anyone got a good recommendation? I don't want electric btw, Ive tried em, not really worth the expense imo, probably good if you are using up a whole tube at a time, perhaps. GGs are a royal pita. Getting them un-air bound is a nightmare and grease always seems to get behind...