Balloonoob
I live for the CABE
This is my squeeker. It needs a model d hub rebuild. I think I'll feed it...... Eventually.
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Superman1984
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
I know everyone has preferences but I use Liquid Wrench with Cerflon; either penetrating oil to break loose parts or their liquid grease with the spray straw. Reason being is it doesn't evaporate like WD40 & other stuff. The Cerflon kinda acts like a Ceramic Silicone. Best modern day stuff I have used
Balloonoob
I live for the CABE
So killing squeek = Liquid Wrench with Cerflon? Save yourself a rebuild? Heck that might be worth 8 dollars.
Superman1984
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
I have used a lot of stuff between WD40 (which is water displacement40) to deep kreep & even the acetone transmission fluid stuff on antique/vintage cars & trucks BUT between PB Blaster & Liquid Wrench they're the only 2 I would spend the $ on before disassembly to Red & Tacky grease'em.
Balloonoob
I live for the CABE
Red and tacky? I heard car grease was bad for the old hubs?....... Maybe I oughta invest in pb blaster.
Balloonoob
I live for the CABE
As Kevin Hart would say...... Time to go night night.
Superman1984
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
Red & Tacky is basically like a synthetic grease but I don't see how using a high temp grease meant for heavy equipment to semis could harm a hub
I know some people say grease is grease but I sure haven't ever seen R&T turn black like the thickest of tar in anything or change it's color when water or moisture has been around it. I mean if grease is grease then use your left over Bacon & pork chop grease for Biscuits & Your Hub!
Superman1984
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
I woke up; of course I checked TheCabe
Superman1984
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
@Balloonoob some people are just set in their ways and some of you are older before any of this stuff came around; I mean synthetic oil now can technically be ran 5,000 to sometimes 10,000 miles under normal daily driving before needing a change vs the 2,000-3,000 mile days of old. I appreciate the knowledge from my peers but I also learn from experience of trying stuff 1st hand. Todays experiment; tubing notcher via hole saw
emoseleyFS
'Lil Knee Scuffer
took 'em off, put tri-flow in each one and set them upright overnight, so as to let whatever can get in there, gets in there.....
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