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CRF857

I have a gallon of Lubriplate FMO 500.

Am wondering if it would be good to use on the underside of the mowing deck.

 

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peter lena

@CRF857  been doing hot sun /  lubrication  for years , number  one thing is totally  cleaning  out  any  debris , trapped ,  grass , personally  use a 2 stage soak in , like a chain and cable  spray , macs , napa, totally  soak down and heat bake , for  hours , set up mine for  best all day , sun angle , move as needed , then  over spray , with the heavier open gear oil , you can easily experiment , I also  winter store my decks like this , so  that  lubrication , becomes imbedded into the metal , was just checking the specs on your  lube , possible , but  its the lighter  initial hot soak in  , that  sets  the foundation  , of  rust free, pete 

 

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953 nut

I used some brush on truck bed liner several years ago (probably 8 or 9) and it has held up well.            :twocents-02cents:

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c-series don

This has not really answered @CRF857’s question. I’d also like to know the answer to this because I have some of that same stuff that someone gave me. I never really knew what to do with it? Maybe I’ll use it on my decks? 

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SylvanLakeWH

Can't hurt... expired in 2017, so either use it for bicycles chain oil or put it on the deck and see what happens...

 

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Ed Kennell

I used Lubriplate for years to coat and waterproof carbon steel hydro turbine parts.  It sticks and holds up well     My main use now is to lube and waterproof bolt threads.

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JoeM

I used ez slide a few years ago, held up to half a dozen mowings then needed redone. Just did not have the time to fool with cleaning and pressure washing decks that often.

I tried a lot of different treatments none worked well enough make it through a whole season. POR15 was the winner.

A lot depends on your grass/soil and of course how many acres you cut and what deck your are using. I cut with a Kubota and it has a high lift deck and it is pretty violent as compared to a WH rear discharge.

You can give it a try but you might have trouble if you decide to paint the deck in the future. 

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