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ยป Any garage-tradies on here? I need to be lubed [200k]
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post 1672492583 12-08-2022, 05:54 PM
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Any garage-tradies on here? I need to be lubed [200k]

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- One of OP's garage doors has become obnoxiously loud but functions as normal

-OP hasn't lubed a door since a kid(pops rolling in his grave)

-Being cucked harder than Will Smith by metal-on-metal action




Which lube is preferred?(WD-40 isn't lube misc)

It's extension springs, not torsion
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post 1672493083 12-08-2022, 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted By QuickShotSteve
You use dry lube (graphite) on garage door rollers. Grease attracts/holds too much grime/dirt for the tracks and will make problems worse long term. You use grease/corrosion X on the lifter trace/chain/screw drive though
Shieeeeet will standard auto-grease tubes work, got about 350 of em

Wasn't going to do CHIT to the tracks/rollers, we want those things drier than RedRaider's vagina
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post 1672493483 12-08-2022, 06:09 PM
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have you checked the alignment? tracks/guide rails coud be out of whack and you have metal rubbing. video of door in action with sound?
post 1672494663 12-08-2022, 06:28 PM
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Spray lithium grease works well for many situations. If you really need it to soak into something, you can use spray silicone, but dont spray around cars etc. Lithium is usually my 'go to' though.
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post 1672494823 12-08-2022, 06:31 PM
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inn!!!'

this is the best lube you can use on your garage door.

Amsoil chain oil.

it is made for dirt bike/motor cycle chains, lubes good and dirt and grime wont stick



https://www.amsoil.com/p/chain-lube-...RoCp_UQAvD_BwE
IF YOU DONT SQUAT, YOU AINT SQUAT
post 1672495643 12-08-2022, 06:46 PM
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Originally Posted By DieAlone
have you checked the alignment? tracks/guide rails coud be out of whack and you have metal rubbing. video of door in action with sound?
It's mechanically sound, checked that first & operates smoothly; then it dawned on me that it's seen less lube than the average miscers dildo

The other door is whisper quiet because the wife doesn't leave very often hehe
Originally Posted By QuickShotSteve
Lithium is not correct for so many applications. Lithium is usually meant for high speed applications where the speed of a bearing heats it up and keeps it liquified. If things like garage doors, lithium dries out, and gets that white cake like **** that you have to scrap out. I see so many people use white lithium for the wrong applications.

Silicon is better, or petroleum based lubes, but do not spray lithium on your garage door bro.
I wood imagine lithium wood not be ideal, it gunks up like dry soap
Originally Posted By Legendsneverdie
inn!!!'

this is the best lube you can use on your garage door.

Amsoil chain oil.

it is made for dirt bike/motor cycle chains, lubes good and dirt and grime wont stick
Fuark boyos so many answers

I couldn't find a clear answer on what to use between tracks/rollers vs other touching metal parts online either




I'd hire a tradie to do it but LOL @ inviting a tradie to your home srs
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post 1672495773 12-08-2022, 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted By blissful88
Fuark boyos so many answers

I couldn't find a clear answer on what to use between tracks/rollers vs other touching metal parts online either




I'd hire a tradie to do it but LOL @ inviting a tradie to your home srs
its metal on metal everywhere? just use the amsoil chain lube. or go to home depot and buy the pb blaster garage door lube. its not hard. i lube my door a few times a year. smooth as silk.




https://www.homedepot.com/p/Blaster-...E&gclsrc=aw.ds

dont let a tradie come. they are going to charge you 7k to replace the whole door and track.. just lube it with either the amsoil or the pb blaster. get all springs, rollers, tracks, hinges ,etc. watch youtbe videos on how to lube garge door. there are plenty....
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