Should i have any oil/grease on the bolt where it touches the spring and where it touches the powertube thing?
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No, the bolt shouldnt be oiled at all, its designed to work best dry. -
I put a very thin coating of Dow Corning 33 (Shocker Lube) on the bolt and power tube. I'm kinda anal about lubing stuff.
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I recommend you don't say that again...ever.Originally posted by Russ
I'm kinda anal about lubing stuff.
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Greets Manuel
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Did I really say that?
What I MEANT to say...was...aw heck, It's early, just got to work...Comment
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bwahahahahahaha
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THAT was FREAKIN FUN-NY!!!Comment
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Thank you, thank you. I'll be here all week. The 9:00 show is nothing like the 6:00 show.
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Will the bolt what hasn't any oil/grease wear faster/at all than a bolt what has a oil/grease on the bolts surface?
I don't know if I get that rigth but you should get the idea.Comment
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You don't need to lube the bolt/spring.
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oil
I have been putting oil on my bolts for many years. And a little grease on the sear, both ends. Never had a worn bolt.Comment
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