Milwaukee Bare-Tool Milwaukee 2446-20 M12 12-Volt Cordless Grease Gun (Tool Only, No Battery)

Car maintainance

better than good

first one I have ever owned... I have owned manual.... air... and now this... Saved time... alot.... didnt have to move service truck or equipment to get the grease where it needed to be... i combined this with a lock and lube tip... it unplugged multiple plugged up tips .. amazing

Works great. Normally I dont write reviews. This is one of best grease guns Ive ever had. No more dragging air hoses or pumping manually. Employees actually grease machines without reminder.

It’s great, easy to use. Love it.

This tool makes greasing your equipment bearable. Get the locking zirk adapter and youre golden.

Love this item works great Motivates me to lube my tractor

This is hands-down the best power grease gun Ive owned or used. The hose is of generous length, the spring strain reliefs aid in gripping the fitting when it inevitably gets oily. The gun puts out lots of pressure, good for worn kingpins and such. Care is needed when filing sealed ball joints and tie rod ends, it it easy to overfill and possibly burst the rubber seal, especially if they have some age on them. The powered operation is perfect for those times where you seem to need five hands to hold the fitting on the zerk, hold the gun at some odd angle and somehow squeeze the lever. Its easy to determine the individual pumps or strokes by the sound of the motor. Pulling the trigger starts the motor in a ramping fashion, this soft start allows you to carefully meter the grease into the work. If you need or desire a metering feature, the Milwaukee 2646 M18 version has a presetting feature that lets the user select a preset number of pumps via a dial, and it has a two-speed feature for different delivery rates. For general use, the M12 gun is perfect and tough to beat. Cons are minor, mostly, like any grease gun, the housing, hose and everything about it will eventually become oily, as some greases ooze their component oils from every crack and crevice in the gun body. This one is no different. Milwaukee shouldve offered a fitted plastic case, even as an option. Even though I had ordered the bare tool, mine actually came with the zippered case the kit ships with. In fact, the vendor had removed the charger and battery from the kit version and sent me that rather than the bare tool. Most vendors can actually sell the kit parts for a greater price than the kit as a whole, so this is not surprising. The zippered case that comes with the kit is decent, and has a solid plastic interior inner to help deal with the inevitable oily mess, but the bright red woven nylon exterior gets messy in a heartbeat and is tough if not impossible to clean up completely. Buying from Hugos Online, while competitive on price, is too often frustrating in shipping. Orders can sit for longer than the 1-10 days claimed before being shipped. I personally see no reason for such needless delays if an item is said to be in stock. Aside from the shipping delays (the longest Ive had was 18 days for an in stock item) the seller delivers a good product at a fair price. Note that I didnt get this particular item from them (it was from Tool Deals), but Ive ordered from them before. I try to find other vendors for a product before settling for the extended wait.

Very easy to use, easy to install grease tubes

This is an amazing upgrade if you are used to the hand pumped grease guns. I have a few of them around, and none of them ever seem to work for long. Some zeros require you to hold the fitting on while pumping, and I dont have three hands, so it can become quite messy. I tried a Harbor Freight pneumatic grease gun, which was okay, but it only injected a small amount per trigger pull. That made it annoying for jobs that need a lot of grease. This Milwaukee unit just keeps pumping when you hold the trigger. The design is thoughtful, including a long hose, feet to stand on, and a nice hose holder built in.