bob_nestor wrote:
Slightly off-topic, but this reminds me of a conversation I had with a fellow RVer recently. He told me he had to replace the stabilizers on his new RV because they'd seized up. The owner's manual cautioned they should not be greased though. So he called the factory and they told him he should have followed want the manual said, which he'd done and so indicated. They checked the manual then came back and told him, "Oh, the manual should have stated to use dry lube on the stabilizers, not grease."
I bought a new set of those last year and the directions said the same thing.
But they were shipped with heavy grease applied to the big screws!
