The top treads stripped out on my old, pistol-grip style greaser and I'm looking to replace it with something decent. I have a lever style with a solid tube, had a flex tube on the pistol grip.

I was looking at the Macnaught but the Aussies use different threads for their fittings. I looked at the Stanley Proto but man that thing is spendy.

What say you?

I would like to know too. I have one from tractor supply now that more than once was threatened to go in the garbage. It would be nice if they would put a longer hose on them too.

I went battery a long time ago
Long flexible hose
You just need to remember to alway have to carry/ have a extra charged batter

Lincoln has always been the standard on every dirt scatter I’ve ever been on. For my personal one I have the Dewalt battery one and it works great. I chose it because I already had a bunch of Dewalt batteries.

A3.

Milwaukee or Dewalt depending on what kind of batteries you already own.

Lincoln is Built very well

I like this grease gun better!.

i bought an air powered one from o reileigh and like it

3 or 4 pistol grips and an old lever one - get them at auctions cheap - around a dollar or so

I've used Lincoln ones for years. No complaints. I have 2 , one for cars and one with marine grease for boats and trailers.

Pistol grip and a flex hose is a must. Lever style with a rigid pipe are a PIA unless you have lots of clearance.

I use the lever style with a straight tube for my backhoe. Lots of clearance on most of the fittings. I use the pistol grip with the flex hose for the other ones.

I’ll have to look at the Lincoln’s.

The old lever pump type rubber hose for my usage I don’t need fancy my brother in law has the DeWalt fancy one for his farm equipment.

Milwaukee and Dewalt both make good cordless grease guns. We have 6-7 of them. Lincoln makes a real good air grease gun. We have 4 or 5 of they have held up great.

battery powered is very nice! I vote Milwaukee or Dewalt, depending on your color preference....I run all Dewalt..real happy with it...get the lock on end right away too

Manual I've always liked Lincoln, their battery powered ones aren't bad if you stick to the single speed otherwise with the two speed the high gear breaks.

I have a alimite that I use for work pump 2 or 3 tube a day 8 years and no issues with it yet.

Lincoln was always the standard , Picked up the lock & lube, Have it about six months & went through six tube's of grease. so far, so good.

Lincoln manual I have the pistol squeeze type type and a lever , prefer the pistol type for most things

Milwaukee cordless if you use a tube a week or more

rubber hose is most commonly what I use just easier for most things with a and this is the important part a locking coupler to grab the zerts

lock and lube or there are a couple other brands that have decent ones