Put new ones on my Rockwood Premier, directions called to put on lithium grease on threads, does this product come in “clear”, don’t want to put black grease on brand new item, can you get this at Local car parts store?
I don't like grease on the stabilizers so I use transmission fluid applied in drops with a nail. Doesn't collect dirt from the road spray the way grease will. Applied in the spring is good for a summer of camping.
Fred W
2019 Flagstaff T21TBHW A-frame
2008 Hyundai Entourage minivan
camping Colorado and adjacent states one weekend at a time
i won't put any lube on the stabilizers did that a couple years ago and they still won't hold any weight once you crank them down they slowly rise till the pressure is off . never again
i won't put any lube on the stabilizers did that a couple years ago and they still won't hold any weight once you crank them down they slowly rise till the pressure is off . never again
Obviously thinking of different stabilizers than I am. Mine are the scissors jacks, so they do hold weight. And yes, I do lubricate the thread with transmission fluid.
Obviously thinking of different stabilizers than I am. Mine are the scissors jacks, so they do hold weight. And yes, I do lubricate the thread with transmission fluid.
Fred W
nope thinking same scissor jacks . to much lube and they will un screw with weight . at least mine do and won't lube anymore
nope thinking same scissor jacks . to much lube and they will un screw with weight . at least mine do and won't lube anymore
Can't say as I have ever heard of a threaded rod rotating because of longitudinal pressure against the head of the rod. I suppose it is possible, especially if there were a vibration present, say from a generator or similar.
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