Best Grease Gun...

Best Grease Gun
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AVE did a series of vidjayos on the milfuckee gun. He was getting over 13.5k psi out of it. :eek:

 
He was run over by his own tractor when it threw a tread. There was nothing left but a skinny indentation in the dirt/horse shit.
 
Speaking of grease guns;

What ever happened to whats-his-name?

Being the smartest man on earth, the best businessman ever, greatest heavy equipment operator, hardest worker, best fabricator and all around baddest man on the planet has kept him quite busy these days.

I think he’s currently developing the vaccine for covid and developing a cure for cancer.
 
Action Fag went back to spending his father in laws money and thinking he’s the smartest fuck on the planet.
 
Being the smartest man on earth, the best businessman ever, greatest heavy equipment operator, hardest worker, best fabricator and all around baddest race shoe wearing man on the planet has kept him quite busy these days.

I think he’s currently developing the vaccine for covid and developing a cure for cancer.
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Kind of a useless video without a pneumatic gun as a baseline. Pretty much nobody is going from manual to electric. Anyone greasing enough stuff to justify an electric is upgrading from a pneumatic gun.

Lol the disconnect is great in this one. I went from manual to electric grease guns. I would hand pump two tubes a day. No easy air where I work. Air would be a more pain than it’s worth trying to drag a hose around a 100,000+ pound machine.
 
Kind of a useless video without a pneumatic gun as a baseline. Pretty much nobody is going from manual to electric. Anyone greasing enough stuff to justify an electric is upgrading from a pneumatic gun.

Quite the opposite.

Every one of them I see replaced a manual gun where it wasn't feasible to use pneumatic.

Think construction, where you can't not trip over 18v power tools. Sure makes sense to buy a 18v gun, but I'm not wheeling a compressor around to give all the equipment 3 pumps per zerk.
 
Quite the opposite.

Every one of them I see replaced a manual gun where it wasn't feasible to use pneumatic.

Think construction, where you can't not trip over 18v power tools. Sure makes sense to buy a 18v gun, but I'm not wheeling a compressor around to give all the equipment 3 pumps per zerk.

When was the last time you saw someone maintain a piece of heavy equipment without parking a service truck right beside it? Exactly. They roll up, change whatever fluids and do whatever else they're supposed to for that interval and grease everything.

For a factory where you can't drag an air hose around and you just hand the thing to your apprentice and tell him to grease the whole line I see the value but around here basically everyone servicing equipment has air available. Sure an electric grease gun would be a little faster but it's not faster enough compared to pneumatic to justify the price tag to a lot of people. Likewise nobody (except some tire monkeys working on MDTs) seems to be buying cordless impacts larger than 1/2 (I sure as shit haven't seen one in the wild) because if you need larger you're just gonna get the big pneumatic fucker from the truck.
 
I haven't used a pneumatic grease gun in 15 years. I had been using a two speed manual grease gun until Milwaukee released there's.
 
Lol the disconnect is great in this one. I went from manual to electric grease guns. I would hand pump two tubes a day. No easy air where I work. Air would be a more pain than it’s worth trying to drag a hose around a 100,000+ pound machine.

When I worked at the landfill every piece of equipment got everything greased every day. We had a lube truck with onboard air and an air greaser that was on a 50gal drum of grease. We went through about 50gal of grease per month. It worked out perfect for that. It had a 100ft grease hose on an auto retracting reel. None of the electric shit would keep up with that and can you imagine how many times per day you would have to change tubes. Each machine might take 2 tubes just to grease once.

I worked for a guy that has a Michigan 475b and the main pins on the arms take 2 tubes per pin. He had a Lincoln electric grease gun that burnt through batteries at 2 tubes per battery. That sucked. He had 3 or 4 batteries but I could not finish greasing that loader with just the electric gun. I could have killed to have that pneumatic one for that thing.
 
When was the last time you saw someone maintain a piece of heavy equipment without parking a service truck right beside it? Exactly. They roll up, change whatever fluids and do whatever else they're supposed to for that interval and grease everything.

For a factory where you can't drag an air hose around and you just hand the thing to your apprentice and tell him to grease the whole line I see the value but around here basically everyone servicing equipment has air available. Sure an electric grease gun would be a little faster but it's not faster enough compared to pneumatic to justify the price tag to a lot of people. Likewise nobody (except some tire monkeys working on MDTs) seems to be buying cordless impacts larger than 1/2 (I sure as shit haven't seen one in the wild) because if you need larger you're just gonna get the big pneumatic fucker from the truck.

One of my farmers bought the Milwaukee 1" electric gun after his 1" air gun failed. He absolutely loves his new electric gun. I'm waiting to get the new 1" extended anvil 2000 ft lbs horizontal gun.
 
When was the last time you saw someone maintain a piece of heavy equipment without parking a service truck right beside it? Exactly. They roll up, change whatever fluids and do whatever else they're supposed to for that interval and grease everything.

For a factory where you can't drag an air hose around and you just hand the thing to your apprentice and tell him to grease the whole line I see the value but around here basically everyone servicing equipment has air available. Sure an electric grease gun would be a little faster but it's not faster enough compared to pneumatic to justify the price tag to a lot of people. Likewise nobody (except some tire monkeys working on MDTs) seems to be buying cordless impacts larger than 1/2 (I sure as shit haven't seen one in the wild) because if you need larger you're just gonna get the big pneumatic fucker from the truck.

You,sir ,are out of touch with the real world.
 
You,sir ,are out of touch with the real world.

10000%

he doesnt realize that machines need to be greased every day, and no the service truck doesnt come out to grease it every morning :lmao:

i dont know a single person that went from air to electric in regards to grease guns, the guys using air still do, but they replaced the manuals with electrics
 
When was the last time you saw someone maintain a piece of heavy equipment without parking a service truck right beside it? Exactly. They roll up, change whatever fluids and do whatever else they're supposed to for that interval and grease everything.

For a factory where you can't drag an air hose around and you just hand the thing to your apprentice and tell him to grease the whole line I see the value but around here basically everyone servicing equipment has air available. Sure an electric grease gun would be a little faster but it's not faster enough compared to pneumatic to justify the price tag to a lot of people. Likewise nobody (except some tire monkeys working on MDTs) seems to be buying cordless impacts larger than 1/2 (I sure as shit haven't seen one in the wild) because if you need larger you're just gonna get the big pneumatic fucker from the truck.

Lol I have the 1” big Milwaukee impact. Works great for the shit I do. I have changed 4 10 bolt unimount tires with it without missing the beat. Like I said air really doesn’t fit what I do. Machine is spread out and most of the time you can only access half of it with a truck.

Here is a picture of one out in the wild!

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I'm going from a manual to electric when Makita release their's. Think they are all pretty dang good compared to the hand units.
 
I went from manual to electric and I only ever grease a vehicle inside a shop with air readily available. It was worth what I paid to not drag a hose out just to grease a vehicle and it's faster and easier than a manual grease gun. I have the old M12 grease gun, if it dies I'll buy an M18 but we don't see a ton of zerk fittings in the automotive world anymore since so much has gone non serviceable.
 
Kind of a useless video without a pneumatic gun as a baseline. Pretty much nobody is going from manual to electric. Anyone greasing enough stuff to justify an electric is upgrading from a pneumatic gun.

Ummmm [looks both ways and raises hand] pneumatic was impractical for field greasing and the possibility of resetting a track.

*after catching up, I’m a small contractor with only a few pieces of equipment and no service truck.
 
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