leachrod
Well-Known Member
How many are using dry film instead of grease on mold board and circle. :usa
We run Dry Film lube on the circle shoes and nothing on the pinions. That seems to give the best results. I get leery of any sort of sticky lubricant on grader circles because it tends to attract all sorts of nasty stuff to stick to it and wears out pinions/circle teeth in double-quick time.
We also use dry film on engine compartment covers, door locks, seat rails, even door rubbers. Works just fine although I agree with others that it doesn't seem as thick now as it once was.
We run Dry Film lube on the circle shoes and nothing on the pinions. That seems to give the best results. I get leery of any sort of sticky lubricant on grader circles because it tends to attract all sorts of nasty stuff to stick to it and wears out pinions/circle teeth in double-quick time.
We also use dry film on engine compartment covers, door locks, seat rails, even door rubbers. Works just fine although I agree with others that it doesn't seem as thick now as it once was.
So long as you give it a few minutes after application for the thinner to evaporate it dries drier than a dry thing (that's why it's called dry film after all). I don't see why it wouldn't work - whether it would have the necessary lubricating qualities for the machine in questions is another matter entirely.Thinking about trying it on undercarrage of lawn mower, just to see if grass will not stick to it