Lnchett Grease Gun with Quick Release Coupler and Towel, 9000 PSI Professional Heavy Duty 14 oz Grease Gun with 18 Inch Spring Flex Hose, 1 Reinforced Coupler, 2 Extension Rigid Pipe and1 Sharp Nozzle

Excellent products. Easy and efficient to use.

Absolutely fantastic! This Grease Gun with Quick Release Coupler is a game-changer. The 9000 PSI pressure rating blasts through stubborn fittings and the quick release coupler is a dream to use, no more wrestling with stuck fittings. The pistol grip makes it incredibly comfortable for one-handed operation, even during extended greasing sessions. The included 18-inch spring flex hose is perfect for reaching tight spots, and the extension rigid pipe along with the sharp nozzle handles even the most challenging access points with ease. This is a truly heavy-duty tool built to last. I would definitely recommend and it’s very affordable!

Worked like a charm straight out of the box. I went through couple of 14oz tubes already and I like the features of this grease gun. The spring is very strong and should provide good pressure to enable grease flow. The built-in air release vent is easy to engage if you have any air pocket in the gun, but I use the old trick of unsrewing the head of the gun by one full turn before plunging the handle to allow any air to escape. There is also safety pressure valve that many guns in this price range do not have. The couplers provided out of the box did an adequate job of catching on the grease nipple and getting released after the job. I’ve seen better couplers, but these will do for an occasional use. The quick coupler worked fine, though I was not a fan of double release handles that may be difficult to deploy in tight spaces. I would prefer quick release coupler to have only single handle. Couple of tips for those who say that they get the grease coupler stuck on the nipple or have hard time getting a connection. You should always roll coupler on the nipple from the angle instead of trying to put it straight on. To remove the coupler after greasing the point you do the same, roll it off the nipple at an angle to release the connection. If you have any issues, remember that the coupler jaws can be loosened by unscrewing the coupler couple of turns from the grease line. It was very tightly screwed out of the box, so it may be good to slightly loosen it before doing your first job, so that you can release jaws if required by hands only. Before your first use make sure that the O-ring on the gun head is properly installed. Mine was misaligned and it would probably result in head leaking and getting air in - something you don’t want. Also when attaching any connection lines or extenders, make sure to properly tighten them. You would need two wrenches for this job. Loose connection would lead to a leak when applying pressure to the gun.

Bought it to lube up my old 91 suburban suspension as well as the poly bushings on my car. Works every time without complaints. The clamp piece fits on the zerk fitting well and doesn't leak from there when using it. When it comes time to take it off it's nice and easy to get off. Easy to control how fast you are getting pressure out of it so you don't blow the rubber boots on suspension pieces, but for something like poly bushings where you can just mash it through there is enough flow it works great. Textured grip for cartridge changes helps when your hands are covered in grease. Only two grips I have is it does leak a little connector and the little ball valve after sitting. Trying to relive the pressure first doesn't seem to help either. It's not the end of the world though and it's not a huge amount. I just wipe it clean when I'm done and then wipe again a little later if I see it. Only two complaints I have is it does leak a little through the

To say this gun leaks is a gross understatement. I had no idea how bad this thing leaks. In 4 days sitting in the floorboard of a Defender this gun managed to make an oil spot way bigger than one square foot. You could not cover the spot with two feet. Not sure how this happens with grease in a garage that is at room temperature but it sure does. I'm using high quality synthetic grease too. Stay away. It's not even usable.