Hey guys, I need a dry lube for the bed knife adjusters on my reel mower. The adjusters are constantly being exposed to dirt. The adjusters are 3/8''-24 fine threads. I might try some of that Tri-Flow dry lube unless you guys got a better idea. Thanks.
Best Dry Lube?
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Go to a locksmith, get the graphite lube he sells. Mine wants $3 a tube.
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Avoid Liquid Wrench dry lubercant. I used it on my cars locks, every time it rains or we get a lot of moisture in the air it kinda sorta turns the dry lube into a liquid form.
Leaves my keys feeling greasy which is a disappointment because I only bought it for the benefits of dry lubercants.
Leaves my keys feeling greasy which is a disappointment because I only bought it for the benefits of dry lubercants.
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Dupont Teflon dry lube is pretty good. Lowes sells it, or used to very recently.
I use Dri Slide. It is a moly lube available in liquid with a needle applicator or aerosol. I prefer the liquid. It can be messy, but it does work. I really like it for a bicycle and motorcycle cable lube.
Hobby shops sell powered PTFE for train couplers and Pinewood derby racers, ect. I use it on a lot of things.
Try DuPont Teflon chain saver - wax formula. it is PTFE in a wax carrier i think. The wax captures dirt and flakes off. I recently tried the stuff and like it a lot. Unlike other PTFE sprays it has some body to it.
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