Interested in this item? Contact us →
Back to Catalog
Suction Gun - Automotive/Industrial Grease Gun
Contact Us to Make Offer
Description
**Suction Gun - Automotive/Industrial Grease Gun**
This is a manual suction-type grease gun designed for automotive and industrial lubrication applications. The tool features a black galvanized steel construction with a cylindrical reservoir and manual pump mechanism. The unit has an 18 oz. capacity reservoir and comes equipped with a 12" flexible hose for accessing tight spaces. The packaging indicates it's designed for use with non-corrosive lubricants and bears item number 40828.
Based on the ruler shown for scale, the boxed unit measures approximately 15" × 4" × 3" (length × width × height). The packaging shows moderate wear with some crushing and corner damage, though the box remains intact. The orange and blue graphics are still vibrant and legible, displaying the product specifications clearly on the front panel.
The condition appears to be new-old-stock, likely dating from the 1980s-1990s based on the packaging design and graphics style. The box shows storage wear but no indication the tool has been removed or used. For valuation purposes, vintage automotive tools in original packaging typically sell for $15-35 in the collector/resale market, with this example likely falling in the $20-25 range due to the box condition and the tool's utilitarian nature rather than premium brand status.
This is a manual suction-type grease gun designed for automotive and industrial lubrication applications. The tool features a black galvanized steel construction with a cylindrical reservoir and manual pump mechanism. The unit has an 18 oz. capacity reservoir and comes equipped with a 12" flexible hose for accessing tight spaces. The packaging indicates it's designed for use with non-corrosive lubricants and bears item number 40828.
Based on the ruler shown for scale, the boxed unit measures approximately 15" × 4" × 3" (length × width × height). The packaging shows moderate wear with some crushing and corner damage, though the box remains intact. The orange and blue graphics are still vibrant and legible, displaying the product specifications clearly on the front panel.
The condition appears to be new-old-stock, likely dating from the 1980s-1990s based on the packaging design and graphics style. The box shows storage wear but no indication the tool has been removed or used. For valuation purposes, vintage automotive tools in original packaging typically sell for $15-35 in the collector/resale market, with this example likely falling in the $20-25 range due to the box condition and the tool's utilitarian nature rather than premium brand status.
Origin
Pete's Garage
Listed
February 28, 2026