Thanks for the vid, would probably help greasing those wheel shaft before putting the wheel on. Also dang that's a lot of rust, you must live next to a salty ocean!
Conventional wisdom would say to grease wheel shafts, however these dryer shafts aren’t designed for it. They and the wheel “bearings” are machined super smooth and whichever metals used allow for prolonged operation with no lubrication. Interestingly, using grease can be detrimental, since lint will stick to it and slowly collect and congeal on the wheels/shafts. I think this dryer was left outside for a while! (Rusty indeed)
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Thanks for the vid, would probably help greasing those wheel shaft before putting the wheel on. Also dang that's a lot of rust, you must live next to a salty ocean!
Conventional wisdom would say to grease wheel shafts, however these dryer shafts aren’t designed for it. They and the wheel “bearings” are machined super smooth and whichever metals used allow for prolonged operation with no lubrication. Interestingly, using grease can be detrimental, since lint will stick to it and slowly collect and congeal on the wheels/shafts.
I think this dryer was left outside for a while! (Rusty indeed)
@@ryantheteknishun9377 good call on the lube. After research I ended up going with graphene dry lube instead now it runs nice and quiet 😊
Great! found a piece of metal from the pocket lighter
Nice!
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Thanks for the vid!
You bet!
Thank you so much. This was very helpful!
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