Best Grease Gun Brand (BATTERY)? Milwaukee, DeWalt, Ryobi, Ingersol Rand, Performance Tool
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- BRANDS TESTED: Milwaukee, Dewalt, Ryobi One+, Ingersol Rand, and Performance Tool. Battery powered grease guns tested for output rate without any resistance, with 150 PSI flow resistance, and maximum PSI. Brands also tested for pumps per minute, output per pump, noise level, ergonomics, ease of priming, and battery recharge time. Will any of the brands deliver 10,000 PSI? Will any deliver 10 ounces per minute? Let's find out! I always purchase all of the products tested. No sponsors on the Project Farm channel. It's all about unbiased testing. Hope you find this video helpful.
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Me: I have absolutely no need for a grease gun.
Also me: I am stoked to watch a PF video testing grease guns.
Right lol
Same here. Woulda been handy when I worked on semi trucks but I don't plan on ever crawling under a semi truck again. But I'll always give Todd my view n support what he does for all of us
That's exactly what I was thinking. I'm actually surprised that all the primary cordless brands have a grease gun option. Milwaukee is usually the one who makes a 12v or 18v version of the most obscure tools on the planet.
his videos are so good that you gotta watch them even if you dont need the product
The Performance Tool brand went from $90 to $165 since PF bought it. OUTRAGEOUS!
I know I've said it before, but the amount of time and money that you put into your videos is incredible. I cannot think of any other channels that come close. Great video!
Wow, thank you very much! By the way, I really enjoy the video you published today!
Agree, he's also very thorough, fair and honest. I learn a lot from his videos, A+ content on his channel.
@@ProjectFarm Your videos are awesome. Trust me, we all have tested that!
You don't seem to watch many UA-cam channels.
With both you guys using pens as pointers, when is the best pen video comming out? Nice videos guys, keep it up!
You know it’s going to be a good day when project farm uploads a video
This means a lot to me! Thank you!!
@@ProjectFarm anytime. I love your videos!
@@brandonramsey928 me too
@@ProjectFarm Always click right away here I see your videos, thank you for all your hard work.
@@ProjectFarm Why the Milwaukee got the best score (number 1) for noise if it was the LOUDEST? That doesn't make sense. If it is the loudest, it should got the worst score number 5, because lower score number means better.
I bought my Milwaukee m 18 grease gun in 2016, still use it almost daily, and have never had any issue. It has saved me so much time and effort over the past few years, it’s easily one of the best tool purchases I’ve ever made.
Thanks for sharing.
I use one at work too and the thing is an absolute unit for pumping grease. It's well worth the price tag.
I might pick one up as my ryobi is easy to cross thread
I love when he says "We're gonna test that" because I know we're gonna test that
@@Matthias_Fischer Aww I remember being you once 🤗
Lmao 🤣 im the same when he says that i say it too hahah he wrecks some of these brands
I bought a t-shirt!
Literally the best comment on UA-cam to date.
We need him to test the covid vaccine lol 😆 95% chance you won't get the virus again we're going to test that lol
I was waiting to hear - "Heavy duty plastic storage case" We're going to test that! *proceeds to run over case with farmabego*
Lol, absolutely!
@projecrfarm DO IT! ...for science
Realistically, A 3 foot drop off the bench
@@chrisphilhower6029 or a *GENTLE* toss into the bed over the side one handed while the other simulates the "hand clench assist method" on the posterior
No one uses it anyway. All tools are stored randomly all over the place so you can never find them when you need them.
That is the law.
I really like how this video is straight to the point, with all good information and content. No wasted time or rambling. I've turned off a lot of videos because they are so slow to get to the point.
Thank you very much! I have a tremendous respect for everyone's time. I try to keep the videos as short as possible without leaving out important details. Thanks again
yes and its REALLY annoying if the info is repeated several times throughout the video obviously can be repeated in a summary at the end
A tip on bleeding air from grease guns. Screw the tube halfway in then trip the release for the plunger and then tighten the tube the rest of the way. This almost always eliminates the need to bleed air between tubes.
Great tip! Thanks
Yes, I've done that for years on hand pump type. And do it with the Milwaukee the company owns.
Take a little bit of grease and put it into the cap covering the holes. You will only need a few pumps to get grease through.
Since you seem to know about the use of these, how often are people using them? I can't imagine in an auto shop they would need to use it more than once per day unless some vehicles use a lot more grease fittings than I was aware.
@@acephantom903 probably more in heavy machinery/ industrial. boats, agricultural equipment, trains.
I hope everyone takes a moment to appreciate the fact that he purchases all the stuff in these vids on his own dime. He spends a LOT of time on this stuff too. He deserves a lot of credit for being such an amazing person. Thank you PF 🙏
I appreciate that!
That's why i became his loyal subscriber
And many of us appreciate your hard work and devotion Project Farmer. Thank you so much
@@ProjectFarm What happens to all the used equipment? Do you give it away, return it, keep it in some storage shed? You sure do go through a lot of tools!
@@69jbr69 John... the man could still do “reviews” but with much cheaper things. He could be doing reviews on dollar store items but he chooses to spend his money on expensive items instead. So... yeah... I’ll keep taking the time to tell the man THANK YOU for what he does. Have a stellar day John.
The fact i can hold the tip on the fitting and use the gun with one hand was a game changer
Yes, great point! It speeds things up a lot!
Which one was that?
Milwaukee all the way! I use it daily on my construction sites.
@@MARKE911 I have the milwalkee, I bought another tool and got the grease gun for free. Never knew how useful it would be
I didn't even know they made powered grease guns.
"We're gonna test that!"
Milwaukee is the only one that doesn't surprise me with cordless tool options. I swear there will probably be a Milwaukee M18 Butt-Wiping Grinder one day (it'd probably be a hot seller for the day after Thanksgiving).
Pneumatic are lighter. And I imagine they are stronger.
@Joe Shabidu They aren't portable,,,, unless you have a really long, long, long hose.
Really like all the comparisons. Milwaukee was the clear winner, but Unless your using the tool daily, I think between the top 3 determining factor might come down to which brand(s) do you already have batteries for
Ingersoll Rand showing unabashedly that you're paying for a manufactures brand name and not for performance.
Thanks for the feedback.
They lost out on the air impact market so thought they would join the cordless game but all their cordless tools suck about as much as white box brands.
Its cause they crapped out with china manufacturing and cost cutting short cuts. Back in the days ingersoll was the gold standard for most commercial shops. sadly its in the toilet
so this is the power of modern german engineering...
Milwaukee had 2 speeds, thus 2 pressures and 2 flow rates, and it's unfair to the others to take the pressure of one setting and the flow of the other speed and declare it the absolute winner. Try comparing apples to apples, at the higher pressure (around 10000 psi) the Milwaukee had less flow rate than the Ryobi.
"1 year warranty. We're gonna test that!"
Tool starts sweating.
LOL
I want him to test the warranties. I would start feeling bad to all of these companies though.
LOL "Unfortunately, the tool started sweating..."
How about a test of shower caulk: shrinkage, resistance to mold, adhesion to plastic, acrylic, ceramic, porcelain.
Thanks for the video idea.
Yes please!
I was also going to suggest this. I'd also like to see tests comparing how easy each brand is to finish (smoothing out the bead with soapy water) as well as comparing the cleanup for each brand.
Include water proofing in that list.
@@ProjectFarm And caulking guns
Ingersoll Rand seems like they try to get the "oh look expensive, that must mean good" effect to their brand. What a joke.
*Snap-On* “Am I a joke to you?”
Don't forget their tool came with a charger and battery, which other than the first one, none of the others did. That factors into the price. I've noticed Ingersoll Rand doesn't have good battery tools, but their air tools are really good.
@@douglastytko9572 yeah a lot of what they make is more for commercial use like assembly lines
Ingersoll rand is one of the best pneumatic tools. Too bad they're not gotten into the battery game yet
@@Hohnurz right lol they were amazing with their pneumatics but man their battery tech just plain sucks lol its like they really have no idea what they are doing and trying to play ball with the big boys of Snap-on, Milwaukee and Dewalt. lmao
There’s no one else on UA-cam who could make a video about electric grease guns as informative and entertaining as PF! Another gem bud! Thanks!!
AvE also can.
You've never seen AvE, have you?
No I haven’t. I’ll have to check it out!
Brand : make a claims
Project farm : we're gonna test that
Brand : *sweat intensifies*
Milwaukee: chill af
@@frankshook3511 true
Never a worry with Milwaukee ;-)
I haven’t seen this comment before
if i made a product i would beg PF to test it, before it went to market!
Nasa:"our new spacecraft can reach Mars in 3 months"
Project farm: "were going to test that"
lol. Thank you!
Three months? Need a fusion rocket for that.
I dunno how, the test rig will probably involve an electronic torque meter. But it WILL be good video.
@@phprofYT Or extra stages linked up on orbit. Note also: nothing said about the spacecraft surviving the landing. If your landing is less landing and more impact, you get to skip deceleration at the end.
LOL awesome!
I'm a simple man.
I see a new upload from project farm, I click, and I watch, and am satisfied.
It's a wholesome life.
Thanks for watching!
Future idea: cordless work lights! Such as the ones by Milwaukee, Ryobi, Makita, etc.. that run on the same batteries that the tools do.
Thanks for the video idea.
@jami w I think they mean comparing them all. Battery life, brightness, features, etc.
That's simple.
What batteries do you own?
Done.
Unless you have Milwaukee, then you have 15 different lights to choose from.
I've put 5 tubes a grease through my Milwakee a day for over a year and it's still running strong.
Mine broke after 10 weeks and milwaukee accused me of dismantling it myself and refuse to replace it, why would i take it apart while in warranty? Those scumbags just didnt want to replace it.. never buy mikwanky ever again
@@missionDan that's a raw deal man, I'm sorry
@@missionDan why take it apart while still under warranty? Ask AvE.
@@missionDan You sound like your very rough on your tools bro.
I feel bad for anyone who buys Ingersol Rand, that’s just robbery.
I mean, I agree with you, it isn't a good value. However, it was $263 for the tool AND battery (and other items), whereas the Milwaukee was $164 for JUST the tool. So, if you didn't have batteries already and had to buy one, it would probably be close to the price of the IR then. Now, the Milwaukee is by far a better tool. Plus, if you already have their batteries for other tools, then it's a no-brainer.
@@gregoryburgess2317 I’m talking performance wise it’s a rip off.
@@gregoryburgess2317 well, if i had no charger and such, i would still rather run the performance brand.
@@gregoryburgess2317 It was the most expensive and performed almost the worst. That's what he's getting at, you're paying the premium price for entry level performance
@@TakingSou1s Oh i totally agree
"We're gonna test that!"
Love it.
Thanks.
You are welcome!
I’ve been using my Milwaukee grease gun on all my equipment here on our dairy farm for about 2 years now. It’s probably the best money I’ve ever spent!
Great feedback! They save a lot of time!
my workplace has had a milwaukee grease gun for 5 or 6 years now, has held up great even though its not brushless, rubber still holds up nice (unlike what AvE says it will)
Whats the purpose of these. I’m curious
@@preparedlife3114
To grease fittings which generally put grease into beatings and other things. If you have ever used a manual grease gun, your generally holding that nozzle by hand so is on straight, while putting the grease gun body against something, including yourself, whole you other hand is pumping the handle. In general that sucks.
It's really bad in hard to get areas to do that. The Lock on nozzle is a must have which I learned about a year ago. That allows you to lock on the zerk fitting and use 2 hands on that grease gun. But you still have to let go one hand to take off and move to another and grab the gun with both hands again. Also sometimes the little ball that seals the zerk fitting gets stuck and you can't get the grease in with a manual grease gun.
With a powered grease gun. You can hold it and operate with one hand, and use your other hand to move th nozzle from one zerk to another quickly. If you use a locking nozzle, you don't even have to hold it in place. You also end up with a lot less waste of grease that tends to squart out around the nozzle at the same time it goes into the zerk. The power guns also have more force. So with locking nozzle you can generally force grease past a zerk.
Zerk fittings allow you to put grease into things without having to take things apart to get grease inside.
@@jbdragon3295 Anyone that has to load track adjusters on excavators, dozers, or track loaders either has a powered grease gun or a sore wrist and an angry disposition.
I’m noticing a trend with Milwaukee tools... seems like they win or place in everything
They make a couple of turds but overall they have a very comprehensive and capable line of tools. Their Fuel stuff is just amazing. My M12 Fuel stuff goes neck and neck with my 18V bigger tools (Ryobi, DeWalt and Ridgid).
I remember when everyone around where I am bought DeWalt because it was much cheaper than Milwaukee. Now everyone is switching to Milwaukee when their DeWalt starts going to hell because Milwaukee cut the prices and kept the quality.
MILWAUKEE FTW
DeWalt wins top shelf in their chainsaw and older impact drivers.
Thanks for the feedback.
Hmm... That Ingersol Rand seems suspiciously like a run of the mill unbranded gun that's been badge engineered.
Thanks for the feedback.
The Ryobi and Milwaukee are probably made in the same plant as well, since they are owned by the same company.
The IR looks to be a rebadged PT tool.
Everything from IR is just rebranded. They are the rebranding champs!
Whenever I'm struggling, I turn to a ProjectFarm video. The way you structure these things is calming, informative, and enjoyable!
Great to hear! Thanks!
Absolutely! Logical, linear, delightful and fun!
No better way to start this Sunday morning!
Thank you very much!
Agreed
I can't believe how bad Ingersoll Rand did in this test. And for the price!
Not a bare tool...if you had to buy battery and charger, it likely wouldn’t be so expensive by comparison.
Yeah we use them at work and they suck. Their batteries are horrible. They need to stick with pneumatics.
I was surprised not to see the Earthquake brand from HF in this test, I'm in the market for one of these. Thanks for amazing, entertaining, and incredibly useful content.
Great recommendation for round 2
@@ProjectFarm you should do some of the 12v models aswell. I have a Milwaukee m12 grease gun I use and it is fantastic!
I have a Milwaukee Fuel grease gun and I love it. That one does come with a shoulder strap which has come in handy when crawling over equipment. Awesome videos!
I’ve had the Ryobi grease gun for a couple of years now with no problems, I bought it because I already had several Ryobi batteries instead of having multiple brands of batteries.
Very good test, makes me feel better that I bought was a good value.
Thanks again, I really look forward to these videos.
Ryobi did a great job with the tool
When he said, “We’re going to test that.” I felt that.
Thanks for watching.
Thats the gen z showing....
Nice t-shirt.
-100% cotton.
-Machine washable
-Long lasting print
“We’re going to test that”.
Thank you very much!
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One thing to watch out with Ryobi tools is that you should use the bigger 4.0 amps battery for anything with a motor. The 1.5 and 2.0 doesn’t work as well with them.
Video Idea. Test out different brand wire wheels and how they hold up.
Thanks for the idea!
Oh, I bet this project was not cheap
Wow, companies still make NiCad batteries?
Ingersol Rand isn’t doing a good job justifying its price
You are right! Made the credit card sizzle. lol
Maybe it's the durability.
Everything Ingersoll rand is overpriced they got some nice electronics in them but I mean Milwaukee and dewault have plenty good enough electronics and get more work done so I mean do you want a tool that you thats slower and might last longer oh wait Milwaukee has a 5 year warranty .... hmmmmmm yea I cant justify anything Ingersoll rand.
@@21babydew ingersol rand has better air tools. More people are going electric so I can see why they want to join but after watching this maybe they should rethink that idea for a while
Nicad is generally much cheaper than lithium to implement, especially on charging circuitry. You don't need any balancing or cutoff circuitry to charge a nicad battery. An old school transformer and rectifier work fine to charge them, lithium is hideously complicated by comparison to charge.
I'd love to see a shop tour or meet project farm Christmas special!
Great suggestion! Thank you
Haha, aint no meet n greets with all this Covid stuff going on
@@chrishernandez2490 We're gonna test that!
@@chrishernandez2490 hes talking about a tour of the shop for a video
@@katalinakrew8865 he also said "or meet project farm".
Heavy equipment technician here. I use m18 impacts and the grease gun daily. Probably had 250 tubes through my grease gun. Zero issues! I even threw it off the deck of a Cat 349 Because I was pissed off, and it had zero damage. Milwaukee is hands down the best value, and best performing tools.
Thanks for the feedback.
I like the added scoring chart at the end. Using a point system for each characteristic of the tool helped provide a more objective way of determine a winner. It also lets people see what might fit their needs the best depending on how much each attribute matters to them. Very well done!
Thank you very much!
Now, I want a grease gun for my tractor... and I also need a tractor...
Milwaukee seems to have their shit in gear at the moment. Hopefully they keep that way and give makita and Dewalt a run for their money and create a competitive market.
Thanks for the feedback.
Milwaukee is already extremely competitive. Their yearly revenue is 3.7 billion, Dewalt is 4 billion, and Makita is 4.6 billion
Milwaukee is doing a great job lately, and, I own Dewalts. Milwaukee keeps winning. I keep wondering if I should buy in to another battery line.
All I see around the job sites is Makita, Milwaukee, and DeWalt.
The guys that buy their own tools buy the teal and red. Company tools generally yellow. Dewalt is only staying relevant because of their pricing for company accounts. When you don't get that price break you tend to buy what doesn't fail nearly as often.
Milwaukee needs to sponsor you because you just sold me one of their grease guns.
I just subscribed to you the other day and I have been thinking about a grease gun, you made up my mind for me. Thank you!!
Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Same lol
My coworker and I both have the DeWalt grease gun. My coworker has ran over his with a semi 7 TIMES. Still works like a charm
Wow! Durable! I should have tested them using the Farmabago. lol
@@ProjectFarm in all honesty I was hoping you would've done a durability test
Made in the USA!
What a garbage design from IR considering they’re the most expensive and probably have been around the longest. No light, no stand.
The light and stand really help, especially on equipment that's stored outside
I agree, considering the price and name on it I would expect much better.
I'll bet some manager decided to save some money and rebadge a generic Chinese gun and to cover all of the returns jack the price up $100+ dollars over a well made gun.
@@dirtroadsailing6418 that or they borrowed the tooling kind of like the dewalt and craftsman battery lights
Ingersoll isn't the same company as thirty years ago... They've gone through numerous owners recently and their consumer tools have downgraded significantly to offshore manufacturing, yet they still price them like a premium tool.
The Milwaukee has a eyelet in the handle that flips out for a shoulder strap
Thank you
@@ProjectFarm
This!
They don't make it very clear that it's a built in feature, or tell you how to use it and they only give you the strap with the full blown tool kit.
If you buy the bare tool and want the strap you need to order #45-56-0125, usually only runs about $6 to $8
Bought a rebuilt Milwaukee kit with the charger and a battery and it came with a strap. Very nice tool!
Best thing about the milwaukee Grease Gun is that you can select between constant or 1-10 pumps per trigger pulled. Its sometimes actually pretty hard to know how much grease you have put into something with these electric greasers, especially if its in a spot where you cant see much, you end up guessing and its either not enough or you have made a massive mess and wasted grease.
Thanks for the feedback.
Seriously thank you for doing all this hard work for us. You cut through all the hype and get right to the real world test.
Some suggestions videos, Mobile Powerbanks, Battery powered lawncare tools and their batteries, shower heads, door knobs.
Thanks for the video suggestion!
milwaukee all around is really crushing it.
I love the one I have at work that I got about a year ago. Along with one of them locking nozzles for work. I wish I got one years ago!!!!. Makes the job much easier and quicker and does a far better job getting the grease into the zerk. Waste far, far less grease.
Thanks for watching.
Only ones that have lasted at the farm I work at are Milwaukee. they have a graveyard or ryobis, ingersols, air ones And dewalts.
@@aaronhayden1780
That’s great to know since that’s what I have. Getting the lock on nozzle is a must have. You don’t waste all that grease shutting out around the nozzle instead of going into the zerk fitting. It will still fit into the nozzle storage place.
Yes, the tools are great, but the batteries are just too conservative with their protection circuits and cut out quickly when under heavy load- didn't happen in this test, but you can see the Milwaukee batteries crapping out in other tests well before the other brands even though the tool itself was doing pretty well before the battery pooped.. I find I really like the Dewalt batteries and with adapters so easy to buy or 3d print, I've got Ryobi, Dewalt and Milwaukee tools as well as a number of Chinese made house brand tools, but pretty much only run Dewalt batteries..
The most expensive performed the worst... go figure.
The other brands would be more expensive with battery and charger
@@joshuakozee5719 ... I checked they're not. They come out to about seven to twelve dollars less.
@@bisonuberti oh good to know especially because I do agree with you about the ingersoll rand
Never assume that more expensive equates to better.
@@shawbros unless it's a toyota
I would love to see more Ridgid during testing and see how they stack up. Love the videos and keep looking forward to seeing them every week.
Thank you for the video idea!
I love the idea of a final chart with your ratings on the tools. Great videos as always! I try to never miss a single one.
Thank you!
I just bought the Milwaukee for $50. A buddy got it as a freebie with a kit, he didn't need it so he sold it to me for a steal. Comes in handy as a HD diesel mechanic 👍🏼
Thanks for sharing.
You will enjoy it
@@MissionX5 been great for the couple PMs I've done. Way better than lugging the hose and moving the pneumatic 15 gallon keg greaser. I haven't tested it, but it seems like it has more pressure output than our industrial pneumatic greaser at 120psi. I'm impressed with the entire Milwaukee line-up to be honest.
@@bradbeck2601 yes i have 30 gallon that just sits
Pro-tip: when you have to clear a grease fitting thats packed with mud or dirt around it, use a construction pencil to clear beside it. The size is just right.
Thanks for the suggestion.
You do realize that he's going to test that!
I'm a semi mechanic for a fleet of city trucks. I used to hate greasing the trucks, every single day. Most of the trucks have about 30+ points to grease. We have a air greaser, but pulling the air line around gets really annoying, especially when I'm crawling around under the trucks, the line gets caught on a tire and I have to shimmy up to the stuck point and move back to my work spot. Finally went and picked up the Milwaukee grease gun. Mine didn't come with a shoulder strap, but now I don't blink when it's grease time. Takes about 15 minutes off each truck. Love it
Thanks for sharing.
I would love to see a comparison of concentrated degreasers!?! Purple power, gunk, simple green etc
Great video idea! Thank you
It’s always a treat to see these videos in my subscription feed.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for bringing Ryobi into the tests. I feel better informed now.
Ryobi makes great tools for the money, especially on special. The fact they didn't go a proprietary connector when they switched to Lithium batts and they still to this day have the same batt connector is a huge win. Like harbor freight stuff, they're cheap enough that when they break, buying a new one it's a big deal. Haven't been able to break them though.
I got myself a Milwaukee grease gun earlier this year and it out performs everything else at my shop. Definitely one of my favorite Milwaukee purchases I've made. Even got one for at home not long after getting one to stay with my work tool set
@Sid The sloth I'm almost completely done with pneumatic. I have the DeWalt model grease gun for our farm, along with other tools. My pneumatic grease gun and pneumatic impact both sit in the bottom of my toolbox collecting dust. So much easier. And I can take it out on the tractor with me.
I can't wait to get settled in with a coffee in a comfy chair for a great report every time I get the YT notification for Project Farm! Never disappoints. Best objective and thorough real world product reviews on the planet!
Thanks for watching!
I love this channel because he’s like consumer reports but for home tools/equipment, unbiased testing and trying to figure out what’s actually the best.
Dang I didn't even realize that this was a tool that existed lol. Learning new things is cool.
Thank you!
There are also air powered grease guns
@@ravenbarsrepairs5594 air powered grease gun sounds like a massive pain to use unless youre in a shop
Farmers won't tell you, only computer scientists turned farmer like Todd are giving away farmers secrets...
Dewalt seem to making some strange tools nowdays, even for the professional trader. Dewalt must make low numbers of them say 1000.
We use the Milwaukee guns at work, and they are phenomenal. When its below freezing its the only grease gun we have that can push grease into the bushings on our CAT 980 loader. Great product.
Thanks for sharing.
Any issues on the air bubbles and getting no flow like the manual units
@mrmotofy Yes, when switching tubes it will stall occasionally, but its far less finnicky than hand units or our older Alemite guns to clear the air pocket and get it operating again.
I would love to see a test of Torque Sticks. Thanks and keep up the great work!
I need a t shirt with “we gonna test that”
Thank you!
@@ProjectFarm Project Farm "Swag!" Thanks Othman. Now I need a PF "We're Gonna Test That!" shirt.
Ah Ha! It is available! On the website that I just found out about! project-farm.com/collections/all
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Yessssssss
"Nice tractor! Does it run on diesel?" "No, it runs on grease"
This guy is the “Mythbuster” for tools and products. Addicted to his video tests. Awesome!
Thanks for watching!
"We're gonna test that."
Thank you!!
This gives me flashbacks to AvE cutting things with bursting hydraulic hoses
Great point!
yep my head went to the same place
AvE and Project Farm collaboration, release the schmoo, we’re gonna test that 👍
Good to to see another gentleman in a sea of bumblefucks.
☞￣ᴥ￣☞
Nononono. Don't let your degenerate uncle anywhere near the farm.
When loading a new tube of grease most grease guns have a groove at 90 degree on the rod that locks in the plunger and allows you to push grease up into the tool to help eliminate the air lock
Twist the rod back 90 degrees and slide it back in and it’s ready to go
Really helpful when it’s cold outside
Thanks for sharing.
Milwaukee never fails to impress. Love that brand.
exept for the fact its made in china
@@jklbubbublkj7939 their tools are made either in the USA, Europe, or China. They are the most powerful and longest lasting, with the best warranty out of any of their competitors.
As a Canadian I really appreciate that you take the time to state both the imperial and metric weights!
Fuck metric
@@Deere2154D Your loss there bud...
@@ryanlewis4953 if the metric system is so great why do we use imperial so much 🤔🤔
@@Deere2154D Depends on who you think of as we... 95% of the planet is on metric... if you are thinking of we as Canadians it's because of trade pressures from the US making it more economically viable to make our building materials in imperial to access the US market... if we is Americans well I don't know why... it's a dumb out of date system that's needlessly complicated and imprecise.
NASA: We have the most advanced tools.
Project Farm: We're gonna put that to the test against Milwaukee, Ryobi, Dewalt, etc.
Thats a dumb comment.
To The GAMES your comment is even more dumb lol.
Nasa tools have to work at temps lower than that found on the planet so it'd be hard to compare.
I have been using a pneumatic grease gun and impact gun for years and bought the Ryobi. I decided it was time to go cordless just like I did with my 1/2” drive impact gun. After extensive research I bought the Harbor Freight Earthquake XT 20 volt 1/2” drive cordless impact and couldn’t be happier. The Earthquake hits like a jackhammer. I have yet to find a fastener it can’t remove. I also bought the Ryobi grease gun and I’m very happy with the purchase. I have a whole collection of Ryobi tools that have served me well for years. I upgraded to the lithium 18 volt batteries and have several of them. Buying the grease without the battery was a no brainer for me. Just wanted to send you a big thanks for another unbiased Project Farm review. You are my go to guy whenever I need a new tool...!
You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.
My take away: Buy the brand that matches the batteries you already have.
Thanks for the feedback
Unless it’s Ingersoll Rand.
Generally what I do. At work I use Milwaukee, at home Ryobi.. I will never use a grease gun at work so ryobi for me at home
Lucky me! I have all Milwaukee power tools.
I have milwaukee, Dewalt and Ryobi and the universal battery adapter so they're all using Dewalt batteries.
He is just great, i didn't even know there was such a tool. Thanks man
You are welcome!
Milwaukee does offer one with a shoulder strap. That’s what the loop on the front and the pop out loop on the handle are for
I was looking at buying a Milwaukee grease gun and this just made my mind up, thanks for the effort you put into your vids, they are no bullshit and unbiased. Cheers Gaz
You are welcome!
I have the Milwaukee its an animal. Ive pushed tracks in the dead of winter and couldn't bog it out
Impressive!
I’m a new subscriber but I wanted to echo the other comments and say thank you for the time you spend on testing and making videos; they are really great!
Thank you very much!!
I just love when "we are gonna test that!"
Thank you!
Watched a few comparison videos of yours in the last hour or two.... And you are doing a good job at making me glad I've invested my money in the Milwaukee ecosystem
Thank you very much!
Been waiting on this one!
Thank you very much!
Would love to see a comparison on 1/2 impacts! Also thanks for getting right to the point with your videos!
Thanks for the video suggestion!
As someone who watches Ave, when i saw the pressure gauge heading for 10 thou i was thinking time to get the f*ck outta there. Awesome review Todd.
lol. Yes, I was behind a wall during the test
ITS GONNA CHOOCH!!!@
I have the milw 12v gun. Love it. Had a couple stubborn zerks, pushed grease right thru the plug. It's a keeper. Two tubes of grease on the smallest battery, no complaints there.
Thanks for sharing.
It’s like Christmas 🎄 keep getting amazing content.
Thank you very much!
"48 pumps In 30 seconds"
Me too buddy, me too
amateur
@@marshfield01 bro it's called being efficient, I got shit to do, 30 seconds max 😂😂😂😂
Thanks for another.great vid. Best greasing job I ever saw was when a mechanic installed several zerk fittings on coworkers 10 drawer machnist box and hooked up a air power greaser and filled box up with exrta heavy thick green grease. Box looked like a beating heart while he was doing it. Took the guy at least 4 hours to clean up.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, I will be buying a Milwaukee tomorrow. It's nice to see your reviews before I make my purchases!
You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.
Seriously love when he says “we are going to test that” you can see his personality in it. 😂🤣😂
Thanks!
A very well done and complete video, covering more topics than I knew existed. What a helpful way to shop! I am a Milwaukie guy, and you made my choice so easy! Thanks for your descriptive, detailed helpful video and voice over:)
Thanks so much!
Well the Ingersol Rand is quite a disappointment for the price.
My guess the IR is a re-badged entry level PT tool. Made in the same Chinese plant.
Ir has significantly weaker price control than Milwaukee or dewalt, which means you’re much more likely to find it a lot cheaper than msrp.
Don't need half the tools on here, I'm all for milwaukee. But the testkng you do is amazing. Been watching your videos for a while now and just noticed I have never subscribed(will do that now), they always come up on recommendations. Great channel.
Thanks for watching and subscribing!
I have issues with my hands and difficulty using a manual grease gun. I chose the Dewalt because I already had the batteries and charger for my other Dewalt tools. Otherwise I am very happy with it, it gets a lot of use. Thanks for your informative videos.
You are welcome.
How is your Dewalt grease gun holding up?
I love your channel so much, it has helped me save tons of money. I recently purchased a gas detector online to detect a gas leak I've been smelling, and I thought that'd be a great future video idea. It'd be awesome to see a bunch of gas leak detectors tested against different gasses (Propane, Sewer (Hydrogen Sulfide), Natural Gas, etc.) and how effective they are to their claims.
Thanks for the video idea.
Ryobi wooping the ass of ingersol rand with their ludicrous prices was great entertainment !