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[SKYNYRD]

i use it on the manual choke cable on our old plow truck. have for the past 2 winters without any issue at all. i'm with bob, there had to be water in there somewhere

[a plus bob]

Originally Posted by SKYNYRD

i use it on the manual choke cable on our old plow truck. have for the past 2 winters without any issue at all. i'm with bob, there had to be water in there somewhere

You plowed any snow yet George ?.....

[SKYNYRD]

Originally Posted by a plus bob

You plowed any snow yet George ?.....

had just enough "flurries" last night for dad to go out and do the 2 small businesses but that's it. i want a good foot to 2 foot storm to try out that new blade the right way

i gotta talk to u soon, need some pics of your truck, hope all is well

[JoyofFluidFilm]

wish it snowed in sf..id plow for sure...

[grassman177]

good, it was most likely the water from washing. i give them a serious close up wash in the winter. that would disperse after a while though i would think and not cause any more issues, especially if you put more fluid film down the cables

[a plus bob]

Originally Posted by grassman177

good, it was most likely the water from washing. i give them a serious close up wash in the winter. that would disperse after a while though i would think and not cause any more issues, especially if you put more fluid film down the cables

No snow in Kansas yet Ralph?

[DLAWNS]

Originally Posted by grassman177

we ordered a case of the 11.75oz cans the other day.

looking forward to it. worked great on corosion, but did find out something bad about it and that is it freezes apparently. i used it on all choke and throttle cables and every one them worked fine tonight when starting up the machines we just sold(standers). they were parked outside in about 20degrees for maybe 30min and the cables were completely frozen and could not be moved!!

that was a bit disconcerning, but is rare it matters anyhow as we are not using these machines in that cold

Originally Posted by grassman177

good, it was most likely the water from washing. i give them a serious close up wash in the winter. that would disperse after a while though i would think and not cause any more issues, especially if you put more fluid film down the cables

Hey Grassman--

I was gonna say it had to be water on there because I actually put fluid film in all my locks and it keeps them from freezing.

[a plus bob]

Originally Posted by DLAWNS

Hey Grassman--

I was gonna say it had to be water on there because I actually put fluid film in all my locks and it keeps them from freezing.

My lock at my shop was frozen yesterday when I got there.I sprayed it with FF and now it works easy.

[SKYNYRD]

Originally Posted by a plus bob

My lock at my shop was frozen yesterday when I got there.I sprayed it with FF and now it works easy.

up until a couple weekends ago (11/28 to be exact lol) the padlock on our trailer hadn't been openned since the beginning of spring (had no need to use the trailer this year) it's sat uncovered and endured(sp) plentiful rain yet it openned right up on 11/28 and still had plenty of ff on it/in the tumbler (the key got ff on it from inserting it lol) from the ff application it last received last year on 11/30 when it got put away for last winter

[Lefet]

Found myself in a FF frenzy today. FF'd all the locks and what not outside. Cars, trucks, trailers, gates, you name it, I filmed it.

Aaahhhhhh....... feelin a little better now...

Is it Tuesday yet?