Lever Operated Grease Gun
- Thread starter Vizslaman
- Start date
had a w reg claas mega 204 god knows what year that was the gease gun was as good as the combine , still using it. had a tucano in 2011 , draper grease gun , it went in the scrap bin in weeks!
Have a pistol grip John Deere, not sure who makes it but is good. Battery better!
solo
Member
- Location
- worcestershire
I have several of these For many years. Simple and reliable.
ALEMITE LEVER GREASE GUNS / 500 SERIES
- Location
- Shropshire
We just use the go part ones.
or what ever brand JCB Gunn sell when the van turns up
or what ever brand JCB Gunn sell when the van turns up
Gerbert
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- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
Speedy grease.
- Location
- Central Scotland
The Wanner 315 used to be the rolls royce of grease guns - made in switzerland - you see them still making strong money on ebay.
- Location
- East Sussex
Don’t mess with all this fancy rubbish.
good alemite 500 and a Jd type pistol grip is all you need. No bollocky ends or wazzy electric stuff required.
long pipes can be handy though.
good alemite 500 and a Jd type pistol grip is all you need. No bollocky ends or wazzy electric stuff required.
long pipes can be handy though.
clbarclay
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- Location
- Worcestershire
Got an Almite 500 here now and so far it's the best leaver gun we have had. Does what I want and more importantly doesn't do what it shouldn't, like leaking or air locking.
- Location
- East Sussex
If you get many blocked greasers get the lever gun as well…… does a bit more pressure and could have a different end on it too if needed. You’ve got a good gun there though.
alemite sounds a bit gay shoulda got one of these, don't have to pay that much either
www.sealey.co.uk
best one i ever had anyway,Jacks a good bloke.
and those cordless ones , well they all need boxing up and selling to the taliban or something..
Grease Gun Heavy-Duty Dual Piston 3-Way Fill | AK4402 | Sealey
1 Year Guarantee - Highly durable aluminium die-cast head with air release valve. Dual piston mechanism results in increased output per stroke..
best one i ever had anyway,Jacks a good bloke.
and those cordless ones , well they all need boxing up and selling to the taliban or something..
woodworm
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- Location
- Thetford Norfolk
There is only one type of manual grease gun i have found in 35 years.
The Fuchs Reiner system is the cleanest most efficient grease system known to man. Yes the grease is slightly more expensive although the tubes are 25% bigger but you use every last drip of grease with no mess and you dont get grease shot all over you when you change a tube and no air locks. Would never go back to 400ml grease tubes and pull-out levers
The Fuchs Reiner system is the cleanest most efficient grease system known to man. Yes the grease is slightly more expensive although the tubes are 25% bigger but you use every last drip of grease with no mess and you dont get grease shot all over you when you change a tube and no air locks. Would never go back to 400ml grease tubes and pull-out levers
- Location
- North West Wales
This, plus you can re use the cartridge and fill them from bulk bucket or air greaser when you run out…..
pushes through a faster or slower rate of grease , speeds the job up with less arm strokes
like on wheel bearing hub fill or hedge trimmer dirt push out on shaft end etc.or steedy smaller amount at high pressure insensitive ones, try doing that with one of them cordless jobbies.