I once heard on here to just “throw them on the ground..” to unseize them. Forcing them to break free I guess. I tried that and it did not work for me plus other drivers were looking at me crazy.
Cleaning and maintaining ratchet binders, what do you use?
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I unscrew the hooks all the way and put a little grease on the end threads and screw the hooks back in. On the ratchet part I use a little WD40 when the reversing lever starts to get a little stiff.
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atf fluid, use a spray bottle and when they are open give the threads a skirt , keeps them from rusting and seizing up
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Could a diesel soaked rag work well as a poor man’s all-in-one solution? Clean the threads with it and then close them up.
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I put jif peanut butter on the threads, let it harden in the sun, then sprinkle trai mix on it.......
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50/50 mix of acetone and atf oil.
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WD-40. I know, it's more of a solvent than a lubricant. But it does the job and it doesn't build up and attract dirt.
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