Grease gun recommendation ?

[FT4NOW]

Apparently when I moved from ID to VA, I got rid of my grease gun, at least i cant seem to find it anywhere.

I had a manual one from Harbor Freight which worked ok, but figured I'd see what others recommend since I need a new one.

Mainly will be used for RV wet bolts, 5th wheel hitch, golf cart spindles.

[ajg617]

I had good luck with the 20V Dewalt Max in getting grease into the wet bolts

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[stroguy]

The gun is a personal choice but this fitting is awesome.

https://locknlube.com/pages/pick-you...RoCH74QAvD_BwE

It let me juice my wet bolts hands free and without having to take tension of the suspension. It’s slick.

[Hoopy Frood]

If you've got the disposable income, and you already have some battery powered tools, a battery powered grease gun is an option. A rather expensive option though. And you don't want to use them to grease the axle bearings if you use the EZ-Lube "feature". I have Dewalt tools and batteries so I lean toward the Dewalt. The main thing is the 10,000 psi pressure, you want as high a pressure as you can get. And a clamp on zerk fitting is a good thing.

But basically the cheapo from Harbor Freight will work about as well as any.

[FT4NOW]

The gun is a personal choice but this fitting is awesome.

https://locknlube.com/pages/pick-you...RoCH74QAvD_BwE

It let me juice my wet bolts hands free and without having to take tension of the suspension. It’s slick.

This looks good whatever I go with. On my old 5th wheel hitch, it was really a struggle to disconnect the grease gun because of the clearance around the fitting, this should prevent that issue.

[FT4NOW]

If you've got the disposable income, and you already have some battery powered tools, a battery powered grease gun is an option. A rather expensive option though. And you don't want to use them to grease the axle bearings if you use the EZ-Lube "feature". I have Dewalt tools and batteries so I lean toward the Dewalt. The main thing is the 10,000 psi pressure, you want as high a pressure as you can get. And a clamp on zerk fitting is a good thing.

But basically the cheapo from Harbor Freight will work about as well as any.

I dont know about disposable income, but I can always justify why I NEED a new power tool. I am a big Milwaukee fan and was considering the M18 grease gun, but reviews are all over the place on that one. I think the M18 version is 10k psi.

Dont worry, I always hand pack my bearings, no EZ Lube for me.

[FlyStar]

I’m happy with this one that comes with the locking outlet. Works great for me.

Alemite 500-E Grease Gun, LockNLube Grease Coupler, and swivel (LockNLube Grease Coupler) https://a.co/d/276Qkej

[FT4NOW]

I’m happy with this one that comes with the locking outlet. Works great for me.

Alemite 500-E Grease Gun, LockNLube Grease Coupler, and swivel (LockNLube Grease Coupler) https://a.co/d/276Qkej

I was just getting ready to order a locknlube fitting, had no idea you could purchase a combo with the grease gun. Might need to explore this route, better cost than the power version, the Milwaukee one is about $230. I'll need to check my hitch if there are any recessed fittings, I was originally thinking I need the XL locknlube version.

[Gronk1]

+1 on the Alemite. For something that gets used infrequently this has worked well for me for the last four years & the batteries haven't gone dead

[jnoyes]

I picked up a Lock N lube branded unit a couple months ago to do my wet bolts and the always grease-hungry Hensley hitch. The gun is very high quality and had more power than the mini one we travel with. It cleared one stubborn zirk I couldn’t get with the small gun.

I also like the way the hose clips to the zirk on the top of the gun so it can be hung on a hook in the shop.

LockNLube Lever Grip Grease Gun https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0779JM4V2...p_mob_ap_share