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ibexman



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How to store gearboxes
I’ve recently swapped over gear box and t/box. I would like to know best way to store them should I leave some oil in them and wrap them they’re going into a damp garage 🤔 cheers chris
Post #822656 1st Apr 2020 7:49am
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Mdm



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leave them full of oil grease the shafts and linkages and in neutral, move them from time to time if you can in storage and try and rotate the innards if poss
some folk throw a coat of waxoyl on the casing
Post #822657 1st Apr 2020 7:56am
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roel



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I would change the oil and as said rotated the internals regular. Roel

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Post #822662 1st Apr 2020 8:03am
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discomog



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Are you telling me that I shouldn't be storing my spare parts like this anymore?




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Post #822686 1st Apr 2020 9:15am
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VVS210



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Rolling with laughter
Post #822696 1st Apr 2020 10:22am
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