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  1. Highway Sailor

    Highway Sailor Road Train Member

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    Were you crossing the GW on Tuesday? It took me 3 hours for wb due to emergency construction on the bridge. I put my dish on a pole that I attached to the head ache rack when I'm parked. I have it so it clears the tractor. It will work most of the time . But like you say if its windy out it will not set up.
     
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  3. Hurst

    Hurst Registered Member

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    It was Thursday for me. Typical NY driving style.. no one giving up so much as an inch of courtesy.

    I was west bound out of CT.

    I do my best to avoid the east bound GW toll if it makes sense.

    Hurst
     
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  4. Hurst

    Hurst Registered Member

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    So not a good idea to hang them from my headache rack?

    I have to give my ratchet binders periodic sprays of CRC lube or WD40 to prevent them from locking up. Another reason why I prefer the simplicity of snap binders.

    Hurst
     
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  5. shovel98

    shovel98 Light Load Member

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    Hurst that crow is in Belgrade Mn on us 71 at tourist info center just south of town. About 70 mi se of me.
     
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  6. freemoneykev

    freemoneykev Bobtail Member

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    Close them if you're storing them outside, and pb blaster works better than wd 40 imho
     
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  7. kevin7898

    kevin7898 Light Load Member

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    I find a good graphite spray works the best, most others attract dust way to easily.
     
  8. lester

    lester Midwest's #1 Feed Hauler

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    The WD-40 is NOT a lubricant. Water displacer sure, penetrant sure, lubricant NO.. Okay it will lubricate till it dries, which isn't very long
     
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  9. Old Iron

    Old Iron Road Train Member

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    The best lube I have ever found is called John Deere Multi purpose lube. I get it in gallon jugs and use it in the old fashioned squirt cans. Not cheap, I want to say around $30 a gal. But it flat out works. Its kind of like a really thin drill press cutting oil. You can put one drop on a bolt thread and watch it surround the threads and run through a half seized nut.
     
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  10. Rugerfan

    Rugerfan Road Train Member

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    The best lube I've found is KY. Just sayin....
     
  11. street beater

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    I could suggest better brands..... wait i mean whats ky?
     
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