GATTLELIC Grease Gun Accessory Kit,includes Grease Needle Dispenser, 2pcs Grease Needle Nozzles, 90 Degree Grease Coupler Adapter with Sleeves, Grease Gun Coupler, 12 Inch Grease-Gun-Hose, Zerk Fitting Cleaner

Why this kit earned a permanent spot in my grease drawer

Greasing fittings is one of those tasks that’s either quick and clean or maddeningly fiddly. After a month of using the GATTLELIC kit across an assortment of jobs—front suspension zerks on a compact car, mower deck spindles, a small tractor, and some shop equipment—I’m convinced this is a thoughtfully assembled bundle that solves the most common access problems. It’s not perfect, but it dramatically cuts the time and mess associated with routine lubrication.

What you get and how it fits together

The kit includes seven pieces: a grease needle dispenser, two needle nozzles, a 90-degree coupler adapter with sleeves, a standard grease gun coupler, a 12-inch flexible hose, and a zerk fitting cleaner. Everything threads onto a standard grease gun interface, and swapping between attachments is straightforward.

• The 12-inch hose is the backbone of the kit—flexible enough to snake around obstacles, stiff enough to control with one hand.
• The coupler is a clamp-style design with a sliding collar. Grip strength is solid and, crucially, it releases without the wrestling match you sometimes get with older couplers.
• The 90-degree adapter gets the nozzle in close on recessed or obstructed fittings.
• The needle fittings are for flush-style or damaged zerks, or for those “why would anyone put a fitting there?” situations.
• The zerk fitting cleaner is a small but mighty piece for resurrecting clogged fittings.

Out of the box, threads were clean, the knurling on the collars provided good grip with oily gloves, and nothing felt flimsy or poorly machined.

Setup and compatibility

I ran the kit on a lever-action grease gun with standard threads. Installation was tool-free—hand-tight all components, then give a gentle snug with a wrench where appropriate. If you regularly switch attachments mid-job, thread seal tape on the hose connections helps keep seepage to a minimum when pivoting between the 90-degree adapter, the standard coupler, and the needle tips.

In the field: hits and misses

Where the kit excels is connecting and disconnecting quickly without bleeding grease everywhere. The standard coupler locks on with confidence. On most automotive and equipment zerks, I got a clean seal and steady flow without having to brace the coupler with a second hand. Pressure hold was reliable on chassis lubrication—tie rods, ball joints, idler arms—and the release action was controlled and predictable. No torn boots, no chewed zerks.

The 90-degree adapter is the star when you’re boxed in by control arms or sheet metal. It got me onto recessed fittings on a mower spindle and a steering linkage that a straight coupler couldn’t reach. That said, angle adapters inherently reduce how much axial force you can apply to keep a seal, and this one is no exception. If the fitting is slightly worn or you’re pushing high pressure into a stubborn joint, the adapter benefits from a second hand keeping the head aligned. Once seated, it delivers, but it’s not as “set-and-forget” as the straight coupler.

The needle tips were more useful than I expected. They’re perfect for flush-type fittings on older equipment and for temporarily servicing a fitting that won’t accept a standard jawed coupler due to damage. I also used the needle to sneak past a tight boot lip without tearing it, delivering a measured shot right where it was needed. Go slow here—needles can pierce boots if you rush, and they’ll leak if you tilt them off axis.

The 12-inch hose hits a nice balance of flexibility and control. It reaches where a rigid extension won’t and doesn’t kink under normal bending. If you’re accustomed to ultra-stiff hoses for heavy industrial fittings, know that this hose prioritizes maneuverability over absolute rigidity, which most DIY and fleet maintenance users will prefer.

Clearing clogged fittings

The zerk fitting cleaner is a useful inclusion. On a mower spindle that had clearly seen more dust than grease, I used a couple drops of light oil in the cleaner, seated it on the zerk, and applied steady pressure; it freed the passage and allowed normal greasing. Wear eye protection and keep your grip solid—when a clog breaks loose, you can get a sudden release of pressure.

Build quality and durability

Materials feel appropriately robust. The coupler jaws are consistent and haven’t shown premature rounding or slop after repeated lock-ons. The hose crimps are tidy and haven’t wept. The 90-degree head’s sleeves rotate smoothly but with enough resistance to stay oriented during use. Threads arrive clean; they don’t feel gritty or sloppy. After several sessions, no O-rings have failed and I’ve seen no notable backflow past the coupler under load.

Ergonomics and ease of use

The sliding collars on the coupler and adapters have enough knurling to manipulate with greasy gloves. Switching between attachments is quick, and the kit rewards a light, precise touch rather than brute force. If you do a lot of work under a vehicle, the extra flexibility from the 12-inch hose reduces awkward body positions and makes one-handed control more realistic.

Where it could be better

• The 90-degree adapter can pop off if you’re off-axis or over-pressurizing a stubborn fitting. Two-handed stabilization cures most of it, but an even grippier internal profile or a micro-lock feature would elevate it.
• The coupler is excellent on standard automotive and equipment zerks. On very small or worn fittings, it may require more finesse to hold a perfect seal.
• Including spare seals or O-rings in the kit would extend long-term serviceability and reduce downtime.

None of these are deal-breakers; they’re typical trade-offs of compact, versatile attachments.

Tips for getting the most out of it

• Seat the coupler with a firm push before pumping. If you hear hissing, reset the angle rather than muscling through.
• Use the 90-degree adapter for access, but reduce pump force until you confirm a good seal.
• With needle tips, start with minimal pressure and keep the needle coaxial to the fitting. Small pulses beat long, high-pressure strokes.
• If a fitting refuses grease, try the cleaner before assuming the joint is full; you’ll save time and boots.
• A small rag looped over the coupler when releasing pressure keeps the last drop off your work surface.

Who it’s for

This kit makes sense for home mechanics, small equipment owners, and shop techs who routinely run into awkward fitting locations. If you maintain vehicles, mowers, compact tractors, trailers, or fabrication equipment, you’ll likely use every piece here. Heavy industrial users who live at the extreme end of pressures and run nonstop might want a purpose-built, locking 90-degree coupler in addition to this kit, but the GATTLELIC kit still covers the majority of daily needs.

Verdict

The GATTLELIC kit checks the right boxes: solid coupler grip with clean release, a flexible hose that’s actually useful in cramped spaces, meaningful access upgrades via the 90-degree adapter, practical needle tips, and a genuinely helpful fitting cleaner. It simplifies lubrication, reduces mess, and handles the variety of fittings you encounter in real-world maintenance.

Recommendation: I recommend this kit. It brings together the attachments I reach for most, improves access and sealing compared to basic setups, and maintains consistent performance without fuss. If you want fewer stripped zerks, cleaner boots, and faster lube jobs, this bundle is a smart, well-rounded addition to your grease gun.