Newcomer, mid-rebuild, speed dial question

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beeg
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Post by beeg »

Don't forget to lube it.
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terrydowning
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Post by terrydowning »

beeg wrote:Don't forget to lube it.
regularly!
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Post by danscot »

I've been lurking around this forum long enough prior to registering & posting to be able to soak up the essentials and keeping it lubed is clearly that - an essential! Between the SS manual & the advice on here I reckon I should be alright :)
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