Giant Scale Axel Oil anyone make the stuff?

[Decal Dennis]

Simple solution, no oil needed.....Hand launch, elevator land. If it's a 35% or bigger use 2 guys to hand launch.

 

[Do-rag]

Yeah but to do a good harrier landing you need to rub the bottom of the plane with lard so you can grease the landing.

 

[Jetpainter]

The Whale oil that GM used to sell for posi-traction additive. That would fix anything. Till the do gooders made them stop using it anyway.

 

[AEROSHELDON]

Tri-Flow oil works for me

 

[john_M]

For years I've used "MG Chemicals Translucent Silicone Grease", and never had any issues... compatible with most plastics... but when I can, I convert my wheels to sealed bearings.

 

This stuff looks interesting, may keep the squeaks away

http://www.dry-fluids.com/dryfluid-gear-lube-1.html

 

John M,

 

[Rusty 73]

Tri-flow has work very well for me and i do havea partly tube aviation grease used for packing the main bearings , Aeroshell . If the squeakly still persist the play some money and buy a good set of axles and wheels .

 

[flycanic]

I use a product made for Cat, it is a Dry Graphite film lubricant, this will not collect dirt like grease.

 

[Snoopy1]

I cannot think of the name but there is a special grease developed for tractor trailer hook up plates. This stuff is incredible, stick to anything and resistant to just about anything.

 

[Flyingjon]

I cannot think of the name but there is a special grease developed for tractor trailer hook up plates. This stuff is incredible, stick to anything and resistant to just about anything.

Ultralube or Permatex 5th wheel grease. It's also extremely hard to clean off your hands and next to impossible to wash out of your clothes. I'd advise the aerosol graphite lube as mentioned earlier. It dries on and doesn't attract dirt.

 

[Snoopy1]

One thing with the Ultralube it will not wear out and will most likely have good braking.