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WickedFog
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Get us some dry film lube and put on the u-joints and in the drive cups. Something like graphite.
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@WickedFog why
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WickedFog
Starter of too many projects
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It is lubricant. It keeps them from wearing out. Don't use liquid lubes because dirt will stick to it and wear them faster than no lube at all
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Wore her...i mean it...i mean the rc truck...out from not using lube.
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