🔧 Grease Gun Coupler - Performance Tool W54234 - Narrow Body Review

Total trash out of the box. As per other reviews, the grease came out of the back of the rubber head. What I did was take a zipper, wrap it around the base of the rubber head and use pliers to tighten it on my toes. i can get it Then the product worked great

They will NOT fit a standard Zerk fitting no matter how hard you squeeze. All you can do is break your knuckles if you push hard. Also, there are no instructions for use on the packaging. Another thing is that it seems to be very well designed, it's useless.

Despite generally good reviews and ratings, my experience with this product was poor. The fittings didn't match and grease was leaking everywhere except at the end where it was supposed to be. And the fittings I was able to bring to work didn't match the fittings on the truck I was trying to oil. I have returned this faulty product and am looking for better alternatives.

These reviews appear to be on several different products depending on which one you select at checkout. I ordered a 90° swivel. Interesting design. He doesn't mess it up. There is a Zerk fitting in the spring loaded clutch. It works like a quick connector for air hoses. Pull back the bushing, connect the grease gun to the transom mount and loosen the bushing. Worked great for getting into tight spaces with my old truck.

I have a 90 degree coupler to lubricate a boat gimbal bearing where the transom is interfering with the lubricator. The ferrule attaches so poorly to the grease gun fitting that the grease poured out of the nipple instead of being pushed through the ferrule and end - forget enough pressure to then squeeze the other zirconium fitting. I was able to disassemble the coupler and just attach the 90 fitting at the end to the threads on the end of the gun hose so no zircon joint was spewing grease…

Totally useless. The rubber tip is so poorly sealed/matched to the rest of the needle that the lube seeps out the back of the rubber before it even reaches the tip. This was without even putting it in the grease fitting. Of course, any back pressure from the fitting would be even more difficult to lift. I thought maybe it was clogged but the problem persisted even after making sure it wasn't clogged AND after expanding it. Should have listened to other reviews. This assumed it wouldn't hold…