What do you use to lube your stabilizer jacks?

Blaster cleaner. Get the grease off. Grease / oil picks up sand, dirt and debris that just jambs up the Jack screw. Clean off the grease and use a dry lube.

Lippert stabilizer system manual says "No grease or lubrication is necessary and in some situations may be detrimental to the environment and long term dependability of the system." (Lippert manual)

Makes little sense to me, especially on the steel-steel interfaces.

Since I have a super glide , I always have a can or 3 of slip plate laying around... Any type of dry lube works well...Joe

WD-40

I use the same products rbpu uses and the same wash method. I have found that chain lube works and lasts a little longer than some.

I spray them with a silicon lubricant.

I use about any spray on lube. It all seems to wash off in the next rain storm I drive through. :W

WD40 a couple times a year. Helps to prevent rust and provides a little lubrication without making them oily/greasy.

Old-Biscuit wrote:
Dry graphite spray....goes on wet then completely drys in minutes.
Stays on, lasts and great lube

Yup, furniture polish is NOT a lube, it's a wax finish. If you this it doesn't attract dirt, ask your wife ;)

BTW, the dry "teflon" works well too

Dry graphite spray....goes on wet then completely drys in minutes.
Stays on, lasts and great lube