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Old 08-05-2013, 03:07 PM   #1
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Slides LUBRICATION?

Where do you lubricate the Slides?
 
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Old 08-05-2013, 05:06 PM   #2
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Personally, I lube the pistons with a cheap hydraulic (transmission) fluid ensuring there is zero grit or dirt on the shiny part. I lube the gear tracks with a dry lube (I use slip plate). I clean the gear teeth with an old toothbrush and a lint free non shedding cloth prior to lubing.
Others use something different or nothing at all. Hopefully they will chime in to offer alternatives that you can choose from.
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I use dry lube on it all and also on the pistons on my level-up.
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I worked with rack and pinion drives for 30 years....use nothing.
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That would save some time & materials. Nothing like the voice of experience!
Thanks for the input.



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I worked with rack and pinion drives for 30 years....use nothing.
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I use silicone on the rubber gaskets.
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