My trailer leaf springs are now sqeaking fequently, both sides are doing this. I don't want to take it back to my dealer but rather render a fix on my own. Anyone use WD 40 or anything else to correct this problem?
What works best and how long before it returns once gone?
Bassin
Butch
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silicone spray or White Lithium grease in a spray can will work.....mine did the same thing for a while i used the silicone spray since we had it here at work
White lithium for sure.....use a screwdriver to pry the sping leafs apart for good coverage. That'll fix it. WD40 won't last long.....the Lith will usually last all season.
Thanks guys I will give it a try this weekend. A pal said "try clear motorcycle chain oil as it will be invisible and not sling". No problem got a can in the garage as I use on my Harley.
Thanks
Butch
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Todd Morgan »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">WD40 won't last long.....</TD></TR></TABLE>
Oughta be a law against the stuff ...
WD 40 makes the world go round!
Yeah, until it dries and gums up the works ...
You know I just thought of a good way to fix it buy a new one and sell that one!
Common thing, oil or grease will do the trick. It won't happen instantly , but it will stop.
IBEW
Jack one side up at a time, that will help spread those springs out for great penetration.
If you own a Harley I know you own a jack.
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