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rebel462
ontario canada
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Grease on them will make the dust stick!!!,just my thought..
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xctraveler
Rochester, NY
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Powergear says to use Silicone spray and wipe them down to keep clean. WD 40 and grease are both no-no's for the '04 units I have.
I have found that the rear jacks are very slow unless freshly sprayed with silicone and wiped after an extended stay (over 4 days in our case). This gets much worse in temps below 40 F. The spray and wipe reduce the lift time significantly. Also it is especially important to wipe them down when camped in the desert or on the beach
Paul
Trucking down the road in a 2004 Southwind 36E on Workhorse Chassis with a 2005 Toyota RAV4 AWD stick shift tow'd with US Gear Brake System. Check out my journal
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