What's good to oil rv slideout tracks?
There is a spray you can buy for about $12 special for the track and metal plate underneath the slideout. I find it a very thin oil. Wouldn't WD-40 do as well? My rv is a 2014 and the tracks have chan...
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Hell Yes. Lippert recommends against maintenance!
How in heck do you expect them to make a killing on selling replacement parts if the old ones don't rip themselves to shreds?
Molybdenum Disulphide (DRY SLIDE) works even better than graphite because it stays put a lot longer. For some reason it rejects dirt better than graphite.
But dry slide is a little pricey. Hmmm then again slide outs and repairs ain't cheap either.
How in heck do you expect them to make a killing on selling replacement parts if the old ones don't rip themselves to shreds?
Molybdenum Disulphide (DRY SLIDE) works even better than graphite because it stays put a lot longer. For some reason it rejects dirt better than graphite.
But dry slide is a little pricey. Hmmm then again slide outs and repairs ain't cheap either.
