Cordless grease gun recommendations

[Vaboom123]

Hey everyone,

Just looking for some info/recommendations on cordless grease guns. I've owned a Lincoln 14.4 Powerluber and a Snap On labeled one that used the nicad batteries. Both were good units, but were sold after I switch jobs. Didn't want them to just sit around and not get any use. I'm now in the market again for a new setup that will see quite a bit of use (mobile PM's for trucks/equipment)

I was looking at either Alemite or the 18v Lincoln Powerluber w/o the fancy display screen. I'd also be curious about the new Milwaukee 18v unit. The options to expand with the new fuel line seem pretty tempting.

 

[bobcatdan]

Alemites blow Lincolns out of the water. Way faster and no stupid relief valve. I have played with the Milwaukee and it is fancy with its pump settings. That said unless I already had other Milwaukee stuff to share batteries with, I'd still choose alemites.

 

[gtermini]

Alemites blow Lincolns out of the water. Way faster and no stupid relief valve. I have played with the Milwaukee and it is fancy with its pump settings. That said unless I already had other Milwaukee stuff to share batteries with, I'd still choose alemites.

Alemite grease guns are the absolute best. Period.

Greyson

 

[truckdriver]

Used my Milwaukee M12 on my semi for the last 3 years. Would love to get the M18 but the M12 is still doing great.

 

[Vaboom123]

Thanks for the comments guys. I did use an older cordless alemite probably 8 years ago. Seemed like a pretty decent unit if I can recall. Also used the 12v Milwaukee like truckdriver has experience with. I really liked the length of the factory hose and it seemed to pump all ranges of grease pretty easy.

This will also be my main grease gun unit I can afford to purchase a keg pump when the funds are available.