Lock N Lube Grease Gun Coupler

While there are several different manufacturers which make a locking grease gun coupler, Lock N Lube is the brand I trust. This patented coupler keeps your grease gun locked onto the grease zerk, preventing the coupler from shooting grease off to the side and onto the machine, or in the case of worn out couplers, from allowing the coupler to completely disengage.
Lock N Lube Standard Coupler - amzn.to/3ObVj26
Lock N Lube XL Coupler - amzn.to/3IG2QFj
Lock N Lube Amazon Store - amzn.to/3RCDnk4
Knipex Pliers Wrench Set - amzn.to/3Pc2okw
Knipex Amazon Store - amzn.to/3RxrdZZ

[@txtoolcrib]

Lock N Lube Standard Coupler - amzn.to/3ObVj26
Lock N Lube XL Coupler - amzn.to/3IG2QFj
Lock N Lube Amazon Store - amzn.to/3RCDnk4
Knipex Pliers Wrench Set - amzn.to/3Pc2okw
Knipex Amazon Store - amzn.to/3RxrdZZ

[@travisricks3436]

Got my lock n Lube grease gun coupler in the mail today. Greased my bush hog and finishing mower a few minutes ago, and it only took a few minutes. Very simple, I should have bought one of these couplers years ago!

[@DanR6793]

Nice little bit of kit. I might pick one up to put on my Milwaukee grease gun.

[@MIIIB]

Never heard about that end. I will get one
Working with a bucket truck and ditch with excavator required at least 2-3 weeks maintenance. If all week used then each 50hrs.
That coupler will help A LOT to reduce mess around

[@txtoolcrib]

You should check out this accessory kit I’m about to show too. amzn.to/3OhpHbj

[@willb3018]

Very handy gadget in many, but not all, situations. I love mine.

[@ronaldjohnson1474]

From the comments, I guess people haven't figured out how to change straight zerks to angled zerks. Used to use locking couplers professionally for many years. They're great.

[@RedIron1066]

Like my LockNLube, but so many places I can’t get it into.

[@steve197232]

I’ve had good luck with mine. I am curious how good their tire chuck is.

[@mnelson0533]

Their grease gun is pretty nice too, getting harder to find hand units worth a damn

[@bl0wup10]

Had to sound like a wuss but I cannot for the life of me get my coupler off my Milwaukee grease gun to put the Lock N Lube on. Any suggestions? You took yours off no problem

[@3vanguardofthephoenix335]

I'm sure you figured it out. But for everyone else having this problem: get two wrenches for the nut and lock n lube attachment. Simply unscrew

[@bl0wup10]

@@3vanguardofthephoenix335 Turns out I had a faulty hose on my Milwaukee. Got a replacement and it screwed on in seconds.

[@shawnwavra4210]

nice video, but you demo's on an old grease cert then put on the new item and demo'd on a brand new grease cert. huh.......

[@txtoolcrib]

Well first of all, it’s called a grease zerk. Second, there was nothing wrong with the old grease zerk. I intentionally held it slightly off angle to highlight how easy it is to make a mess with a standard zerk coupling.

[@shawnwavra4210]

@@txtoolcrib cert, zerk whatever. You should have used it on the original not something but, still a great video and I ordered one....

[@dogman4527]

These things are expensive garbage. Mine leaked around the new zerk fittings like a sive