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Cordless grease guns

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by Jack Straw, Sep 2, 2019.

  1. Jack Straw

    Jack Straw

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    My shoulder is out of commission and I need to grease the tractor. I’m considering getting a cordless grease gun. Any suggestions?

    Thank you
     
  2. Chvymn99

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    I want to get the Dewalt one... since I've got enough of there batteries already....
     
  3. bocefus78

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    My guys mostly use dewalt or Mac cordless grease guns. The Mac will use a dewalt battery.
     
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  4. thewoodlands

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    Jack Straw , I hope your shoulder gets better, what happened?
     
  5. Jack Straw

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    I have a ton of old Dewalt 18 volt cordless tools that I use. I think there is a 20 volt conversion adapter to use on the old tools so I’m considering a dewalt.
     
  6. Jack Straw

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    Thank you! I have bursitis in that shoulder. I got a steroid shot last week but it’s still sore.
     
  7. thewoodlands

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    I had that once, I was young when I had it and I think it took a good three weeks before it was back to normal.
     
  8. In the Pines

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    I've read guys really like the milwaukee. If you already have cordless tools, its easier to stick with that brand as you have batteries that will fit it most likely.
     
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    I bought the Lincoln one over 10 years ago and I'm still on the original batteries.
     
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    The one you've got batteries for!
     
  11. sam s

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    I have had good luck with Lincoln. Seem to last a long time.
     
  12. Backwoods Savage

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    Jack Straw I sure hope that shoulder heal soon. As for the grease gun, I'll bet one Carrie Farwood could do the job! And no batteries needed.
     
  13. Jack Straw

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    What are we talking about? :faint::rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol:
     
  14. Will C

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    I have the DeWalt and I like it. The main reason and I bought it was the fact thAt I have several of their batteries for other tools.
     
  15. ABOrman

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    We have two dewalts on the farm work well, when I worked in the mine we usedMilwaukee. If I was to choose a new one??? Probably Milwaukee just because battery life.


    Wood always heats you twice, unless you rehandle like I do then it’s four or five times!
     
  16. AJtree88

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    I have a Milwaukee 18v grease gun and it works great. Primes easy and the battery lasts a very long time. The whip is nice and long too.
     
  17. bear 1998

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    Switch arms once in a while...dont ya know...:picard:
     
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    Ive put several hours through a pair of milwaukee grease guns.

    Good stuff
     
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    We just bought a Milwaukee at work ...was part of a promotional package...like it so far. We have all Milwaukee cordless tools though too, so plenty of batteries ...and one more now!
     
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    Miss July has a dewalt. She likes it.