Has anyone tried the Lincoln Powerluber 12 volt cordless grease gun? Having both shop and field (actual field) equipment constantly needing to be greased, I have relied on my reliable, 30-year old, hi/lo pressure handpump Lincoln. It has now come to the point I need replace it and have been looking at the electric Lincoln Powerluber. If they work as good as they are advertised, it would solve my replacement search. Looking for some feedback . . . Thanks, Steve

PS Air powered would not help me in the field work

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I know this is not the right forum for this but I can answer your question with a resounding yes. I run a fleet maintenance shop for a large utility company and we have three of them in use on a daily basis. I have two techs that are in the field and they each have one and I have one for my four shop techs. When I tell you they get used alot I mean several times a day. We service the hydraulic manlifts and pole setters we see each one on a quarterly basis and they hve 8 to 10 grease fitings each. The only componenet we have to replace are the batteries which last a year or two as far as the gun itself I do not think I have had to replace that ever and we have one gun that is at least 7 years old. Hope this helps.

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