Best Battery Grease Gun ? Let's Find Out !
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B&R Racing
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I bought the Milwaukee M12 12 volt battery grease gun back in March 2021.
It's a Super Handy Tool.
I don't miss my old hand pump grease gun any.
It's a Super Handy Tool.
I don't miss my old hand pump grease gun any.
B&R Racing
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B&R Racing
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The Milwaukee M12 has a better reputation for lasting.
M18 is excellent but a few have stripped the gears from dead head no grease flow from bad grease Zerk fittings.
M12 priced right for my budget needs.
M18 is excellent but a few have stripped the gears from dead head no grease flow from bad grease Zerk fittings.
M12 priced right for my budget needs.
http://garage.grumpysperformance.com/index.php?threads/greasing-ball-joints-etc.3150/#post-90467
its generally a very good idea, too,
keep a bound note pad with notes in your glove compartment,
on the wiring, wire colors, wire gauges, relays used ,
ground locations, fuse amps, fuel and oil and air filter part numbers, type of oil used,
dates on oil/filter changes, brake fluid replacement dates, when the brake pads/calipers etc were last changed etc.
keep a log on, when alignments were done, what size and brand of tires you use,
and visually inspect the tires, brake fluid and oil levels every few days
and any time you remove a wheel, inspect the brake rotors, pads and ball joints and if the car/trucks up on a lift,
it certainly helps to visually inspect the u-joints, ball joints and do a suspension lube
its generally a very good idea, too,
keep a bound note pad with notes in your glove compartment,
on the wiring, wire colors, wire gauges, relays used ,
ground locations, fuse amps, fuel and oil and air filter part numbers, type of oil used,
dates on oil/filter changes, brake fluid replacement dates, when the brake pads/calipers etc were last changed etc.
keep a log on, when alignments were done, what size and brand of tires you use,
and visually inspect the tires, brake fluid and oil levels every few days
and any time you remove a wheel, inspect the brake rotors, pads and ball joints and if the car/trucks up on a lift,
it certainly helps to visually inspect the u-joints, ball joints and do a suspension lube
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In my case, I have probably at least a dozen or more batteries that won’t recharge because I don’t use them often enough and the manufacture states Do Not Leave batteries on the charger base after fully charged. I do have a Craftsman 19 volt drill that is the same battery for the impact gun, grinder and mini circular saw, but that doesn’t help me for the 10 other tools from DeWalt, Milwaukee and Royobi. A
B&R Racing
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Oldest Milwaukee M18 batteries I have is from 2013 year.
So its 8 years old now. Still working.
Noticed it lasts about 80 % as long under use before discharged compared to newer M18 batteries.
So its 8 years old now. Still working.
Noticed it lasts about 80 % as long under use before discharged compared to newer M18 batteries.