magnetic brake question
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Cargo Master
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magnetic brake question
Do I lube the stud/stand off that the magnet slides over? My magnets seam a little sticky when sliding out and in and I was wondering if a little anti seize or disk brake lube would be a good idea.
Tuned
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From: NJ
All rite guys , lets give this thread a bump , I'm curious too , getting ready to repack my bearing on my 5th wheel.
A little lube on that pivot point and maybe a touch on the self adjusters ,
what do you seasoned vets say. Is it needed or recommended
All comments appreciated ,
Thanks
Rich
A little lube on that pivot point and maybe a touch on the self adjusters ,
what do you seasoned vets say. Is it needed or recommended
All comments appreciated ,
Thanks
Rich
Hotshot
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From: Bristol, TN.
All rite guys , lets give this thread a bump , I'm curious too , getting ready to repack my bearing on my 5th wheel.
A little lube on that pivot point and maybe a touch on the self adjusters ,
what do you seasoned vets say. Is it needed or recommended
All comments appreciated ,
Thanks
Rich
A little lube on that pivot point and maybe a touch on the self adjusters ,
what do you seasoned vets say. Is it needed or recommended
All comments appreciated ,
Thanks
Rich
My two cents,
Steve
Tuned
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From: NJ
Hi thanks Steve,
No problems but when I get in there I would like to do it once , do it right , and not second guess myself thinking about it . Plus coming from a Tech who has seen more brake assembly's than I ever will I appreciate your time in answering , It carries a lot of weight to me.
Thanks Again,
Rich
Reps to ya...
No problems but when I get in there I would like to do it once , do it right , and not second guess myself thinking about it . Plus coming from a Tech who has seen more brake assembly's than I ever will I appreciate your time in answering , It carries a lot of weight to me.
Thanks Again,
Rich
Reps to ya...
Postmaster
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From: Southern Cal
Hi thanks Steve,
No problems but when I get in there I would like to do it once , do it right , and not second guess myself thinking about it . Plus coming from a Tech who has seen more brake assembly's than I ever will I appreciate your time in answering , It carries a lot of weight to me.
Thanks Again,
Rich
Reps to ya...
No problems but when I get in there I would like to do it once , do it right , and not second guess myself thinking about it . Plus coming from a Tech who has seen more brake assembly's than I ever will I appreciate your time in answering , It carries a lot of weight to me.
Thanks Again,
Rich
Reps to ya...
If it works so well on a turbo unison ring sticking with that heat, a small strategic dab I think, wouldn't pose any problem.
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Tuned
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True but one must be careful I would think, a bit to much and of the wrong viscosity , with heated drums could wind up on the shoes.
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