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Lincoln 1035 Manual Grease Gun 27 1/4 in 7000 psi
Lever-action grease gun delivers up to 7000 psi from 14 1/2 oz cartridges or 21 oz bulk with 25 strokes per ounce
- Lever handle delivers 7000 psi max operating pressure
- 25 strokes per ounce for efficient grease delivery
- 27 1/4 inch tool length provides extended reach
- Loads via cartridge bulk or filler pump
- Six inch rigid pipe nozzle for precise application
Lincoln 1035 Grease Gun
The Lincoln 1035 is a manual lever-action grease gun built for automotive, agricultural and industrial maintenance. It accepts standard 14 1/2 oz cartridges or up to 21 oz of bulk grease loaded via filler pump. The 27 1/4 in overall length and rigid 6 in pipe extension provide reach into tight fittings.
Upgrade from low-pressure tools
This gun develops 7,000 psi maximum operating pressure, a step up from basic hand pumps that top out well below that figure. The jump is worth it when fittings resist lower-pressure equipment or when cold grease demands extra force to flow. Each ounce requires 25 full strokes, so high-volume jobs still take time.
Sustained high-pressure delivery
The all-metal tube and full-stroke lever maintain consistent 7,000 psi output stroke after stroke without the pressure drop common in lighter-duty guns. Variable stroke is not offered, so every cycle displaces the same volume. The standard tether point accepts an accessory lanyard for drop prevention during extended overhead or ladder work.
Highlights
- Lever handle delivers 7000 psi max operating pressure
- 25 strokes per ounce for efficient grease delivery
- 27 1/4 inch tool length provides extended reach
- Loads via cartridge bulk or filler pump
- Six inch rigid pipe nozzle for precise application
Specifications
| Brand | LINCOLN INDUSTRIAL |
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Questions about this item
What length is the rigid pipe nozzle on the Lincoln 1035 grease gun?
The rigid pipe nozzle on the Lincoln 1035 measures 6 in, giving a fixed reach for standard grease fittings without a flexible hose attachment.
How do you load the Lincoln 1035, and what step is often missed?
Load by 14 1/2 oz cartridge, 21 oz bulk, or filler pump; the step often missed is fully bleeding air from the head after loading so the 25 strokes per oz deliver consistent pressure.
What parts of the Lincoln 1035 will need replacement over time?
The metal tube, follower rod seals, and rigid pipe nozzle wear with use; expect to replace seals when priming takes more than 25 strokes per oz or pressure drops below 7,000 psi.
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