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Read articles →A first-use walkthrough of the DeWalt 20V cordless grease gun, filmed as Joe opens and loads it for the first time. He covers unboxing, loading the cartridge, purging, and then actually greases his tractor and attachments, pointing out hidden zerks and offering tips on stubborn fittings. Closes with a price range of $150, $200 and a simple buy-or-skip framework. Best for tractor owners curious whether a powered grease gun is worth the upgrade.
A family farm hobbyist channel with an Amazon affiliate link in the description, so product impressions lean positive, though Joe is upfront that he had no prior experience with this tool.
Insert the grease cartridge, then pull the trigger until grease comes out the hose end, which the video shows is incredibly simple to set up.
There are two zerks on each steering pivot, more on the back of the machine, on the lifting arms, and on the flywheel and rotary cutter area.
Joe says it costs about 150 to 200 dollars, is not cheap, but saves time and may be safer than manual pumping, so it depends on budget and how much time you want to save.
You know you are done when you start seeing grease come out of the top, which is a good indication to stop so you do not bust any seals.
