blake101
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Who makes one of the better locking grease couplers? Any personal experience would be appreciated.
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Locking grease coupler
- Thread starter blake101
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scooby074
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I have both the Lock n lube and the Univerco. LnL is better for open zerks (without any shroud). Univerco is the size of a normal zerk so you can get it just about anywhere. Both have their place
SILVERPLATE
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I have the Lock n Lube and absolutely love it.
Busted_Knuckles
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Lock-n-lube rocks,.. I have two on two different guns...
MarineScott
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I use lock n lube too. We have a cheaper brand at work,and it's ok (from NAPA)
Walkers
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I finally broke down and bought a Lock N Lube coupler, I wish I had done it long before.
Grant Gunderson
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I also have the lock n lube and have zero complaints
I finally broke down and bought a Lock N Lube coupler, I wish I had done it long before.
Same here. Bought mine earlier this year. I should have done it YEARS ago!
I bought a skid steer last fall, and after my first time greasing it, I knew I wanted the LnL...
Busted_Knuckles
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Yeah, I went from a pnuematic, to a " large " Lincoln " cordless, to a Milwaukee 12v cordless, with the lock and lube and wow, is greasing equipment so much easier. I guess if you dont chase much grease, than its a " meh ", I grease allot of farm stuff, so my latest set up is the bomb. Things are getting greased more often, because Im not nearly as inhibited as I was before. Just now wondering what setup could be better, considering how far Ive come, so fast...Between Lock & Lube and the cordless grease gun I'm one happy lazy ******* considering how many zerks are on a semi.
Yep I made a similar transition. Takes a while for the hormones to work but I went manual, pneumatic, M18 cordless.Yeah, I went from a pnuematic, to a " large " Lincoln " cordless, to a Milwaukee 12v cordless, with the lock and lube and wow, is greasing equipment so much easier. I guess if you dont chase much grease, than its a " meh ", I grease allot of farm stuff, so my latest set up is the bomb. Things are getting greased more often, because Im not nearly as inhibited as I was before. Just now wondering what setup could be better, considering how far Ive come, so fast...
I was going to get the HF one but there was a kit on sale with the 2767, grease gun, a 5.0 and a 2.0 (or 2.5 I forget) battery that made the whole thing cheaper than buying either one tool only.
No regrets at all. Even makes the 5th wheel a breeze to grease. I keep both in the truck with an extra tube and can give her a little anywhere instead of waiting until I'm home (local, daily).