Reading about lubrications some newbies on this forum can be confused, it’s not necessary to lubricate every moving parts in turntable!
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Yes it is.. Cleaning is a type lube. The parts have impregnated anti wear features. CLEANING put the two surfaces together AFTER removing the wear debris, dust and grime.. It's 101 first year apprentice stuff. NOT I didn't do it because its hard to clean, BUT I cleaned it because it WORE and left a mess. Moving parts wear, good lube and cleanliness stop a lot of it.. There is a right way and a wrong way.. CLEAN, CLEAN, CLEAN, inspect, repair, lube if needed and assemble with care.. |
The second most critical question you can ever be asked, did you clean it three times? Or only twice? The first most critical question? https://youtu.be/XF4yl9dUyBc?t=95 |
millercarbon Few things bug me more than guys who tighten everything as if the tighter the better.Really? You must lead a charmed life. A tiny bit more than snug and you are done.Yesss! That's all that's needed. |
Ok MC Wipe, Wipe, Wipe, and if your on a pure fruit and veggie diet add a couple more WIPES to it. How's that.. LOL Funny part MC the "Bad guy" turned out to be a great actor too. "Garrick" (Andrew J. Robinson) on Star Trek, Deep Space 9. He's made a reference or two to the Dirty Harry in the DS9 series, with a look over the shoulder and gaze directly into the camera. All the time with that silly "should I go for it look" and the LAST smirk he ever made in DH. Man was Clint YOUNG then, So was I. Regards |
