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DavidPackard

Re: Linkage lube

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Once the cable is clean has anyone considered the spray version of motorcycle chain lube? Low viscosity upon application, which will provide lots of wicking, but after a few minutes it’s a lot more like grease. Years ago it was also available as a liquid in a small applicator bottle . . . one drop per roller.

dp

Posted on: 2023/9/19 18:57