🔧 Ultimate Performance: Lincoln Lubrication G120 Air Operated Pistol Grip Grease Gun Delivers Top-Notch Lubrication Review

Works great but you have to go through a procedure to bleed the gun. There are several videos on You Tube that explain how to do this.

I have had no problems filling the gun or losing air. Worked at 80psi and lubricated the tie rod end but when I tried to remove the jet it got stuck and blew the lubricator (grease can) out of the tie rod end. Not funny.

went to the brand alone it was not like that, looked the same, similar appearance is not good. This particular model does not work. If a third party could do it cheaply, that's not good! Waste of time, money and energy. When the product got here, the device had no name, nothing comparable to other Lincoln products.

Didn't work. Incomplete (no tube or connector). Air was released when the trigger was pulled, but no lubricant was ever expelled. The grease gun has been properly loaded and primed. The compressor is set at 100psi, in the average range of 80-120psi for this tool. Now I've also run out of a tube of good lube. Although sold as a Lincoln Grease Gun, there are no identifying marks on the tool. . Unless it's under grease, there's no "Lincoln" or G120 model number listed anywhere. Disappointing.