Lincoln 1134 Extra Heavy Duty Pistol Grip Grease Gun, 6 Inch Rigid Extension, Dual Lip Follower, Variable Stroke Mechanism, 18" Whip Hose with Coupler

I recently purchased the Lincoln Industrial 1134 Extra Heavy Duty Pistol Grip Grease Gun with the 6 Inch Rigid Extension, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations in every way. The main feature that drew me to this grease gun was the double seal design, which effectively minimizes grease bypassing and prevents wastage - and it certainly lives up to its claim! Using the grease gun was a breeze once I learned the priming process. It might be helpful for users to have clear instructions included, but once you get the hang of it, priming becomes second nature. The supplied grease fitting was surprisingly efficient, and even though I opted to replace it with a locking one, it worked flawlessly during my initial usage. The construction of the Lincoln Industrial 1134 is top-notch, providing a sturdy and comfortable grip. It feels solid in hand, ensuring a precise and controlled application of grease. The 6-inch rigid extension was particularly useful for reaching tight spots, making the task more convenient and efficient. Having used this grease gun extensively, I can confidently say that it has made my greasing tasks much more manageable and less messy. The double seal system truly sets it apart from other grease guns I've used in the past, saving me both time and money by reducing wasted grease. Overall, I highly recommend the Lincoln Industrial 1134 Extra Heavy Duty Pistol Grip Grease Gun to anyone in need of a reliable and efficient tool for greasing tasks. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional mechanic, this grease gun will undoubtedly make your life easier. Don't hesitate to invest in this fantastic product - it's worth every penny!

Good product but be aware if buying in Australia because our grease tubes here don't fit it. It has to be filled manually which is too messy.

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Spent twice as much on a few cheap china grease guns and they were absolute junk. They wouldn’t prime, no pressure and leak out every fitting. This Lincoln gun is worth every penny and is beefy and well made. Best grease gun I’ve ever used. Has to buy a second one to gift to my father.

First grease gun I've ever bought and I wanted it also to be the last. Having read all the reviews here before I ordered, I was aware of the "issues" with the tight zerk coupler and difficult priming. I experienced neither with my gun. I took the coupler off the hose and loosened it before I installed the hose on the gun. Also, after loading the grease cartridge, I primed the gun before putting on the hose giving several pumps until I started to see liquid appear at the hose fitting. After attaching the hose, I continued priming but it seemed that I wasn't getting anywhere. So, I loosened the bulk fitting on the head slightly and some air was released as it opened. I tightened it back hand tight and continued priming until I could tell the grease was at the coupler. Didn't take long at all and went to work greasing my lawn tractor. Worked like a champ! A couple of zerks were slightly tight but as someone else mentioned, a firm tug on the coupler and it came right off. No need to tighten the coupler while on the zerk either. I simply held the coupler firmly on the zerk and pumped away. I could feel the pressure this gun was putting out. One hand operation of the gun is a snap. Only trouble I had was getting the coupler on one of the zerks in the steering linkage - no fault of Lincoln as this is a John Deere design flaw so now I'm on the hunt for a different coupler that will sneak into that tight spot. Do highly recommend using the hose instead of the pipe. I didn't even have to try the pipe to figure out it would be much more difficult to use for this application. Only thing I would do differently if I had to start all over is put some teflon tape around the thread joints since a small amount of grease leaked out between the hose and coupler. Maybe that would've stopped it...? Go ahead and buy it - its worth the little bit of extra money...