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Lincoln 1134CLR Manual Grease Gun 7,500 psi 17 1/2 in
Delivers lubricant at up to 7,500 psi with a clear 14½ oz cartridge tube and 18 in flexible hose
- Delivers high-pressure lubrication at 7,500 psi
- Variable stroke design gives precise grease control per squeeze
- Clear polycarbonate tube shows grease level at a glance
- Accepts 14 oz cartridges and 16 oz bulk for flexible loading
- Includes 6 in rigid pipe and 18 in flex hose for reach
Lincoln 1134CLR Manual Grease Gun
The Lincoln 1134CLR is a manual grease gun built for automotive and shop maintenance. It delivers up to 7,500 psi through a pistol-grip handle and accepts bulk, cartridge, or filler-pump loading. The clear polycarbonate tube with blue ends shows grease level at a glance.
Pressure and output limits
Maximum operating pressure reaches 7,500 psi, suitable for high-pressure fittings. Each ounce of grease requires 33 strokes, so extended jobs need steady effort. The rigid pipe measures 6 in and the flexible hose 18 in, defining the reach from the gun body.
Compatibility checks before ordering
Verify that your grease fittings accept 7,500 psi and that the 14 1/2 oz cartridge or 16 oz bulk capacity matches your supply. Confirm the 17 1/2 in overall length fits your workspace and storage. Tethering requires a separate accessory not included with the gun.
Highlights
- Delivers high-pressure lubrication at 7,500 psi
- Variable stroke design gives precise grease control per squeeze
- Clear polycarbonate tube shows grease level at a glance
- Accepts 14 oz cartridges and 16 oz bulk for flexible loading
- Includes 6 in rigid pipe and 18 in flex hose for reach
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I use the 14 1/2 oz cartridge or the 16 oz bulk fill for this grease gun?
Both methods work; the 14 1/2 oz cartridge is convenient for quick changes, while the 16 oz bulk fill reduces reload frequency for high-volume jobs.
What does the 7,500 psi rating mean when I am actually greasing a fitting?
It indicates the maximum pressure the gun can develop, letting you force grease into tight or clogged fittings that lower-pressure guns cannot penetrate.
How does the variable-stroke feature affect the 33 strokes per ounce figure in practice?
Variable stroke lets you take shorter strokes for confined spaces or full strokes for faster output, so the 33 strokes per ounce applies only when using full strokes.
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