Looking to pick up a nice vintage grease gun that i can use regularly. Not buying a new one from one of the local big stores that feels like it was made out of a Pringle tube. What are some good brands/models to keep an eye out for?
The Lincolns look good. They seem resonably priced too.Vintage lever type Lincoln grease guns are good.
-Don
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If you're serious, PM me after New Years. I have this box of extras tucked away in the garage. Mix of smaller push types and some lever types. All WWII or 50s surplus, but they still work fine. I am in NJ, so shipping will not kill you. And if you are near or can get to the Red Bank area in Monmouth County or the Lakehurst area in Ocean County, I will put them in the back of my truck, we can set up a meet, and you can pick one out.
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If you're serious, PM me after New Years. I have this box of extras tucked away in the garage. Mix of smaller push types and some lever types. All WWII or 50s surplus, but they still work fine. I am in NJ, so shipping will not kill you. And if you are near or can get to the Red Bank area in Monmouth County or the Lakehurst area in Ocean County, I will put them in the back of my truck, we can set up a meet, and you can pick one out.
Real nice! Built to last.I found a picture of my Lincoln lever grease gun I bought in the 70s. Excellent gun. Still works like new.
-Don