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Lift Lever Anti rust compound

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dgjks6

I am planning my rebuild order and was looking at various parts diagrams on the toro website. It says to coat the lift lever arm with "Anyi-Rust Compund, Texaco "L" Light Code 1976, or equivalent". Is there something like that I can get at Walmart or Advance Auto?

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COMMANDO1

Advanced auto or Autozone called purple power de-ruster.

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Philipp

I used some Molybdene grease. Untill so far no rust :banghead:

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.5racer

Purple power s#cks ,,,, Go to walmart back to the auto section for body putty area . A few shelfs down you will find a small square like white bottle called ,,, Rust-Oleum , Rust Reformer ,,, Converts rust to a protected paintable surface. There use to be a spray can at Advanced Auto that worked better. Went on clear and turned black... This goes on white and turns blak and is sandable for painting.. Just make sure to wear gloves and waite the 1 day dry time. Have used on my Truck snow plows and 3 years and no rust has showed up yet. All my D's painted parts have this on them as a base coat .

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TT

I just use plain old anti-seize. :banghead:

Make sure you wipe it off of the exposed areas before painting though.

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rickv1957

Iam with TT on the anti-seize!!

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4xfourfun

I love the Anti-Seize too.

I always end up with it all over the place though.... :banghead:

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Kelly

Anti-seize all the way, I have 3 or 4 bottles of it, use it on everything that I want to take back apart someday, it is kinda messy but works good.

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Duff

:banghead: :thumbs: for anti-seize! Works great!

Duff :ROTF:

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