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On my selfmade excavator i‘ve used self greasing materials like brass or bronce for bolts etc.
I think, if you grease them, you will get a big mess with the mix of sand and grease.
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Ok
On prototypes I do see a lot of dirt on the grease that squeezes out but since they are fed grease from within (from the zerk) I guess it is no problem. |
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Maybe try to start with something like Teflon dry-lube for the dirty areas, or Light machine oil for the better protected areas?
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What do ya mean "Cars are neither Trucks or Construction"? It's still scale, and i play fairly well with others, most of the time... |
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A new machine arrived today
. First thing I did was pull all the pins I could and grease them. It's an easy job and IMO it is definitely "regularly scheduled maintenance" for an excavator so not worried about dirt buildup. ![]() Top boom bushings just about dry ![]() squeeze out is a good thing...as long as it is cleaned up ![]() Machine is a 1/12 DIM PC360 and although it is a lot bigger than the 360L it weighs about the same. The 360L is very dense for sure. ![]() ![]() full reach comparo ![]() full "up" comparo
Last edited by RM model Mack; 08-25-2022 at 12:28 AM. |
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