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dankicksass

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The cordless Lincoln guns aren't built to last imo, or maybe they just don't handle the heavy green syn grease we used at the tractor/heavy equipment shop I used to work at. We could never get a year out of one, inside or outside work. At least their warranty dept was friendly...

If I wanted a new cordless grease gun, I'd look at that Milwaukee. Lose your truck charger? No problem, Home Depot has one. Lose your Lincoln charger? Wait for a new one in the mail. No thanks.
 
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Elroy

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Does anyone know where they are made?

Elroy can't tell ya off hand where the current ones are produced but this example of a 50 year old Lincoln was based out of St. Louis


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Toolhorder

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We have a really old one in our shop. Got to be 50's. It's round like a garbage can and you hook an air hose to it. I'll upload a pic if anyone wants to see it. Still in use!
 

baucom

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All the new manual Lincoln grease guns I've looked at lately were made in India.
 

Steve_P

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the lincoln I recently bought was also made in india. Looks ok and so far so good but hopefully it won't fall apart in a year.
 
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