I hope you are right. I got really sick of grease leaking out between a regular grease coupler and zirk fittings. At $30, it's not cheap; but if it works as you claim, it'd be worth it.
We've all had experiences with things that are heavily advertised but quickly wear out, break, or don't work very well. This coupler performs, lasts, and is very easy to use with one hand. The coupler is made in South Africa. If you order one, L&L will send a catalog. They have quite an extensive product line.
I have one. It’s amazing. I bought a gun from Advanced Auto and the coupler that’s came with it was absolute garbage. It’s so easy now to grease my GX470.
South Africa that awesome , I do like that design as well as the same operation except it's like an air line fitting where you pull back the collar, both styles are fantastic. I like them mainly for some of my farm machinery that does not use threaded zerk fittings but pressed it ones that a normal grease gun constantly will pull them out. I bet a lot of your viewers never seen todays style before. Good review Daniel 👍👍
I'm buying it. If there's one thing I hate, it's grease spilling out due to slight misalignment. I hate grease guns, but you can't trust anyone to grease the old vehicles anymore. They just won't even attempt the difficult zerts. If you trust them, you'll be replacing boots & joints.
If you clip this on a blocked grease zerk and pressurize it, can you pop it off with the thumb release? That's really the biggest problem I'm trying to solve - blocked zerks and then you can't get it off without breaking the zerk off.
Have this. It does work better than most grease gun fittings, but its TOO BIG to get in tight spots. I still need to use multiple guns on most equipment, one with a smaller head.
it's going on the Christmas list. it will be interesting to see what I actually get of course. My wife sometimes translates that list in a very unique and unpredictable manner!
I have had that setup on my air grease gun for a while now. Its only drawback is the size, it will not fit in all the spots a normal coupler fits. Ujoints, PTO shafts, even the jackshafts on the finish mower. I had to take the steel nipple and coupler from another grease gun, add a zerk and 1/8" pipe coupling, to use as an adapter when the other won't fit. BTW, isn't the K in Knippex silent ? The tool guy says it is pronounced Nippex, LOL
+CumminsDslPwr I like saying "Ka-nip-ex" since it really seems to get some people worked up...haha :) Seriously though, that is how the actual company in Germany pronounces it.....so that is how I say it. The way I think about it, if here in the USA people say my name is "Daniel" & in Taiwan they pronounce it "Geb-oh-zin".....I want them to say it how I say it here. ;)
+Dave Pape I have heard that damaged zerks will mess up the sealing surfaces, and that is the main reason they include the extra kit......no one tool is right for every job, but judging from that massive amount of positive ratings on this online, I think they are doing something right.
Not sure if you've already done it or not, but I'd like to see a review or head to head on the latest and greatest for battery powered grease guns. I'm torn between Milwaukee and Dewalt on which to buy. Can't find any good videos comparing the two.
+Steed “Still Hunter 69” Andersen I imagine it will......a normal grease gun is a recipe for sore hands and wrists....I really like to cordless versions along with this.
I will check into it, I did purchase the 5 in 1 airhose fitting and that is a great product and for grease I can use an improved version of standard grease fitting.
+fortis619 Its just an electric grease gun. www.google.co.uk/search?q=electric+grease+gun&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAmoVChMInv3avs3HyAIVijg-Ch2esgA6&biw=1536&bih=758#imgrc=_ There's all sorts. The only one I've ever used was from sealey, and it was pretty pooshit. The only time I can see anyone needing one would be if you had a hell of a lot of grease to grease. In that case air is the way to go, and on a big barrel so you aren't spending all day filling her up again. Something like this www.northerntool.com/images/product/2000x2000/109/109507_2000x2000.jpg
Have you tried or seen the Quick Connect/Disconnect Grease Gun lock on Coupler by UNIVER-CO? Same purpose but its the same size as a regular grease gun end.
The AORRZER Grease Gun Coupler works great! This works just as good as the lock and lube coupler. I own both and the only difference is the lock coupler is way over priced.
+stapleboss look up the Quick Connect/Disconnect Grease Gun lock on Coupler by UNIVER-CO. I bought the locknlube but it wont get into my bottom grease fitting on my kubotabx25 backhoe an a guy on facebook told me about the one by univer-co. its awesome.
I hope you are right. I got really sick of grease leaking out between a regular grease coupler and zirk fittings. At $30, it's not cheap; but if it works as you claim, it'd be worth it.
We've all had experiences with things that are heavily advertised but quickly wear out, break, or don't work very well. This coupler performs, lasts, and is very easy to use with one hand. The coupler is made in South Africa. If you order one, L&L will send a catalog. They have quite an extensive product line.
I have one. It’s amazing. I bought a gun from Advanced Auto and the coupler that’s came with it was absolute garbage. It’s so easy now to grease my GX470.
South Africa that awesome , I do like that design as well as the same operation except it's like an air line fitting where you pull back the collar, both styles are fantastic. I like them mainly for some of my farm machinery that does not use threaded zerk fittings but pressed it ones that a normal grease gun constantly will pull them out. I bet a lot of your viewers never seen todays style before. Good review Daniel 👍👍
+Steve Rob I havent ran into pressed in fittings....sounds questionable....I wonder why they arent threaded....
It's cheaper to press them in than screw them. You can't cross-thread a drive in fitting. And you can hire cheaper labor.
I never knew that it greases different size grease zerts. That's amazing. Really cool concept. How much though? Great video!!
+Love2boat92 Thanks! They are $30 (link in description)
Real Tool Reviews Not a bad price. Very nice. Thanks.
I'm buying it. If there's one thing I hate, it's grease spilling out due to slight misalignment. I hate grease guns, but you can't trust anyone to grease the old vehicles anymore. They just won't even attempt the difficult zerts. If you trust them, you'll be replacing boots & joints.
I agree!
If you clip this on a blocked grease zerk and pressurize it, can you pop it off with the thumb release? That's really the biggest problem I'm trying to solve - blocked zerks and then you can't get it off without breaking the zerk off.
Have this. It does work better than most grease gun fittings, but its TOO BIG to get in tight spots. I still need to use multiple guns on most equipment, one with a smaller head.
it's going on the Christmas list. it will be interesting to see what I actually get of course. My wife sometimes translates that list in a very unique and unpredictable manner!
+Wild Goose Haha...yeah, you gotta watch what you put on those lists....especially if they dont know what the tool even does.
I have had that setup on my air grease gun for a while now. Its only drawback is the size, it will not fit in all the spots a normal coupler fits. Ujoints, PTO shafts, even the jackshafts on the finish mower. I had to take the steel nipple and coupler from another grease gun, add a zerk and 1/8" pipe coupling, to use as an adapter when the other won't fit.
BTW, isn't the K in Knippex silent ? The tool guy says it is pronounced Nippex, LOL
+CumminsDslPwr look up Quick Connect/Disconnect Grease Gun lock on Coupler by UNIVER-CO. You'll love it
+CumminsDslPwr watch the videos on here from knipex...the big guy says it with the K...and he works for them, so i assume that's how ya say it haha
+CumminsDslPwr I like saying "Ka-nip-ex" since it really seems to get some people worked up...haha :) Seriously though, that is how the actual company in Germany pronounces it.....so that is how I say it. The way I think about it, if here in the USA people say my name is "Daniel" & in Taiwan they pronounce it "Geb-oh-zin".....I want them to say it how I say it here. ;)
We need a review of this Ingersoll Rand Cordless Grease Gun please.
I've got 18 grease points on my Jeep. I need this.
+1903tx Everyone needs this....greasing sucks!
thats cute.. try 55 grease points on a t900
Does anyone know how long those Lock N Lube seals last typically before a rebuild kit is needed?
This coupler is great in easy grease zerk s. Garbage everywhere else. Had to rebuild it in less than 2 months
+Dave Pape I have heard that damaged zerks will mess up the sealing surfaces, and that is the main reason they include the extra kit......no one tool is right for every job, but judging from that massive amount of positive ratings on this online, I think they are doing something right.
Not sure if you've already done it or not, but I'd like to see a review or head to head on the latest and greatest for battery powered grease guns. I'm torn between Milwaukee and Dewalt on which to buy. Can't find any good videos comparing the two.
this is a good idea, personally, Id like to see the Ingersol 20v grease gun included in the shootout, too =)
I have this and the m12 gun it's amazing!
I have the Ryobi and for $119 it is great .
I am a small engine mechanic and have been looking for something like this for all of the tractor service jobs. Hope it will save a lot of hassle.
+Steed “Still Hunter 69” Andersen I imagine it will......a normal grease gun is a recipe for sore hands and wrists....I really like to cordless versions along with this.
What kind of grease gun do you have..?
I will check into it, I did purchase the 5 in 1 airhose fitting and that is a great product and for grease I can use an improved version of standard grease fitting.
+Ed Ginsberg Nice....I like the 5-in-1 coupler a lot.....great to be able to pressurize/depressurize a line/tool quickly!
Another awesome video , what machine is attached to your grease gun?
+fortis619 Its just an electric grease gun. www.google.co.uk/search?q=electric+grease+gun&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAmoVChMInv3avs3HyAIVijg-Ch2esgA6&biw=1536&bih=758#imgrc=_ There's all sorts. The only one I've ever used was from sealey, and it was pretty pooshit. The only time I can see anyone needing one would be if you had a hell of a lot of grease to grease. In that case air is the way to go, and on a big barrel so you aren't spending all day filling her up again. Something like this www.northerntool.com/images/product/2000x2000/109/109507_2000x2000.jpg
+fortis619 Thansk! It was in Ingersoll Rand IQv20 cordless grease gun.
Is this product available in France?
Have you tried or seen the Quick Connect/Disconnect Grease Gun lock on Coupler by UNIVER-CO? Same purpose but its the same size as a regular grease gun end.
Ha that's the same one I thought about but couldn't remember the name. Have you tried it yourself , wouldn't mind hearing what you thought of it .
+Steve Rob Ha I thought I recognized you, man it's a small world - our buddy Paul Short :)
+Steve Rob I love it. Have it on my dewalt 20 volt
+jj1479 I will check it out...thanks!
Excellent review thanks!!
+Ray J Thanks Ray!
Could you please tell me the O.D. of the sleeve?
The K is silent like knife for knowledge.
I can tell you that this is exactly what I needed for years......I grease my back hoe and this absolutely is the best tool I have ever owned.
The AORRZER Grease Gun Coupler works great! This works just as good as the lock and lube coupler.
I own both and the only difference is the lock coupler is way over priced.
Is that sold through the big box stores
Rodney Stewart Napa
Why no review for the Knipex raptor pliers?
+nastevone Only so many hours in the day.....its coming at some point soon.
+Real Tool Reviews awesome, thanks.
Sold! Friggn HATE Zerks.
just ordered 3 pc.
Very Cool
+George S I agree! Thanks George!
Made in South Africa, well that's vague.
+Lynx Star Automotive (Gabe V) They are referring to the country (South Africa), not the bottom half of the continent ;)
"Ni-pehx"
... Not "ca -ne- pex" .
You just cost me $30 on something I didn't even know existed 10 minutes ago.
+stapleboss look up the Quick Connect/Disconnect Grease Gun lock on Coupler by UNIVER-CO. I bought the locknlube but it wont get into my bottom grease fitting on my kubotabx25 backhoe an a guy on facebook told me about the one by univer-co. its awesome.
+stapleboss Nice....sorry about that! ;)
The k is silent. Like nip. “Nip-ex”
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