🔫 Milton S-3101 Pistol Grease Gun - Enhanced Pressure and Volume Review

Works very well. The locking mechanism at the end of the hose is solid, but once you get used to it, it releases easily with a simple twist. One-handed operation is also very convenient. Filling was easy and an adjustment on the handle to change the amount of lube each pump dispenses is actually very helpful. The whole unit feels sturdy and although I only use it on my lawn tractor and some old gardening tools, it's already saved me enough time and effort to pay for itself compared to the leaky

I hate buying something brand new that is more expensive than others because I think you are getting quality. I had to remove the quick connector from another grease gun to use it. The fitting on this snaps onto Zerk and will not disengage. I couldn't tear it off. As a result, I broke off the mirror, and then I had to separate the fitting by dismantling, did the same on the second mirror, as a result, I changed the quick connector to an older one and finished the job. 10 minutes of work turned…

Cheap grease guns are a nightmare, especially when charging. Cheap spring mechanisms, leaking pistons, poor filling. I threw away some almost new cheap grease guns because they were too painful to use. This grease gun is not expensive, but the difference in quality compared to the big box is significant. It's easy to download, easy to use, and well made. Buy it once and you'll never have to buy it again. Edit: Bought a second of these, one for marine lube and a second for red lube. Both work…

Bought this gun because of the trigger and other reviews. They said it costs money and they were right. Now I can lubricate the entire fitting with one hand. The hose tends to get stuck in the mirrors as others have said, but I just rip it out with no problem. I could add a hard stuffing tube but so far this thing is perfect. Oh, no problem adding or refilling a tube of lube. And I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed either, but that's not a problem for me. I definitely recommend this grease…

There are no complaints about this syringe. Made in India although the quality seems pretty good. It is well made and appears to be very durable. The trigger is easy to pull, doesn't feel like it's pinching your hand, and it has two settings. one for more pressure and one for more volume. I loaded it up with a can of Lucas Red-N-Tacky and it was pretty easy. The hose is long enough for almost any automotive application and the fitting is REALLY good for grabbing mirrors. All in all a really…

I googled for US made grease guns and found these. I stopped looking and bought. I thought it was made in the USA based on their website. It arrived and was made in India. Today I checked again and everything seems different. I am annoyed that this company's ad is made in the USA and when you buy it it is not mentioned but turns out it is made in India. Better than in China, but not in the US. Going forward, we'll take a closer look at Revain products before you buy them. I am very disappointed

oilers on cars have disappeared, so the popularity of oilers has decreased. But I have a cargo trailer, a mower, a tractor and a 40 foot RV and they all have Zerk oilers everywhere. chose this model. Very good quality, easy to use and has the function to adjust the pressure according to the volume. The only caveat is that the instructions are brief, but if you own a tractor you know how these things work. This will be added to my tractor tools collection and will be used frequently. Now I have…

I have to say I was impressed with this grease gun. I originally bought it because it's not made in China (it's made in India), but it turned out to be a good choice. I'm sick of grease guns leaking and falling apart - I don't think this one will do. The tube is heavy gauge steel, so the threads are deeper than usual on grease guns. There is also a rubber gasket where the tube screws into the head which also helps prevent leakage. The piston and piston lock appear to be well made, with a rubber