🔧 Alemite 500-E Grease Gun - High Pressure, 10,000 psi, Dispenses 1 oz. in 21 Strokes, Holds 16 oz. Bulk or 14 oz. Cartridge, with 18" Hose and Coupler, Easy 3-Way Loading Review

My old grease gun finally gave up and I needed a new one to service a couple of mowers, a lawn wagon and a machine on the go. road trailer. A flexible hose is needed to get into some tight spots on mowers. I considered mini syringes and cheaper Alemite-like pump models, but decided to spend a little more money for a much higher quality (probably better quality than I really need). Having only had it a few months I really can't confirm a leak as the grease ages/breaks down. But the gun loads the

Great gun, all parts lubed and the gun felt very good in my hands the whole time I pumped up the grease gun. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone trying to lube their own fit and want something that will last, rather than buy it twice just buy it once with this product. Even old hardened things couldn't stay on the old surface. When switching to drive or 4x4, there was a pop and a pop to stop. I also use it to lubricate the leaf spring mounts. Always pumps, never fails, I've…

I don't comment much but I want to comment on this grease gun. It's excellent. In the past year I've been through 3 Chinese made generic grease guns with a huge mess, frustration and wasted money. This one works great, pumps a ton of lube and fits like a glove. What I like: The hose is thick and durable, it doesn't twist or kink. Hoses that may be dented and not quite flat. The plunger works smoothly and the spring is strong, making charging and loading a breeze, no need to pump it for days to…

This grease gun will not disappoint. short story. I have equipment that needs daily lubrication or the bearings cost a fortune. So I bought the most expensive grease gun I had on the shelf at my local auto parts store. Well, it took about two tubes of lube, and then I pumped and pumped the handle, but I couldn't blow the lube out of any of the fittings as intended. Luckily I came across this grease gun. I hooked this gun up for the first adjustment and bled it three times and the grease blew…

I have a Lincoln Manual Grease Gun (1147) and a Lincoln Pneumatic Grease Gun (1162) that I have struggled with for about 5 years. The airgun has been junk since the day I bought it. It has no power even though it uses 120psi of air pressure. The power piston would often get stuck and stop working until the pressure was released. The clutch leaked and the "patented" grease pusher in the reservoir reversed, causing the grease in the reservoir to spill past the pusher and into the spring area of…

I may have just been unlucky but I would not recommend this grease gun based on my personal experience for two reasons - lack of durability and most importantly, POOR CUSTOMER SUPPORT! After years of struggling with leaks that are difficult to refill with grease guns, I spent a lot of time looking at reviews and settled on this one. Unfortunately, a busy year left me little time until this spring to use this product. I like to use things for a while before reviewing them and was very happy with