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Subject: high temp lubes

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Dodge Wallace

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Date Posted: 00:47:12 03/27/03 Thu
In reply to: Dave Young 's message, "MACHINE OILS" on 18:26:31 03/09/02 Sat

Hi:
It occurs to me that one might try the high temp lubes used for packing the automobile wheel bearings that also are the centers for disk breaks. These rotors develope very high temps and are specially formulated to withstand high temperature. A single tube is very inexpensive and readily available. Just a thought. It might work.
Dodge Wallace
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