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Posted: **Tue Mar 18, 2008 10:51 pm**

SOMEWHERE here I was reading about lubing the pork-chop. I used a little bit of squeeze out from a wax ring and applied it to the gear. Ran the speed up and down a couple times. The dial moves much easier now, won't know about if it attracts dust or not for awhile.

Oh and THIS time I unplugged the SS, so even If I did touch the back of the switch. I wouldn't have to pull my hand out quickly and rip it on the align tang.

Posted: **Fri Mar 21, 2008 9:29 pm**

Sounds good. just don't wd-40 it like someone i know, the dust keeps coming, and coming, and coming back.

Posted: **Fri Mar 21, 2008 10:05 pm**

beeg wrote:SOMEWHERE here I was reading about lubing the pork-chop. I used a little bit of squeeze out from a wax ring and applied it to the gear. Ran the speed up and down a couple times. The dial moves much easier now, won't know about if it attracts dust or not for awhile.

Oh and THIS time I unplugged the SS, so even If I did touch the back of the switch. I wouldn't have to pull my hand out quickly and rip it on the align tang.

I'll bet that was a shocking experiance!:D

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