15 Mar 2012 #1 ghostlymoron Well-Known Member Joined 9 Apr 2005 Messages 9,889 Location Shropshire Visit site I usually clean my metal winches by soaking them in parafin -should I do the same with Tufnol winches? Last edited: 15 Mar 2012
I usually clean my metal winches by soaking them in parafin -should I do the same with Tufnol winches?
15 Mar 2012 #2 I ianat182 Well-Known Member Joined 10 Jul 2008 Messages 2,689 Location ,home Portchester Visit site Keep oil away from tufnol, will discolour and be absorbed .Water, and grease where its supposed to go. ianat182
Keep oil away from tufnol, will discolour and be absorbed .Water, and grease where its supposed to go. ianat182
16 Mar 2012 #3 G Grajan Well-Known Member Joined 24 Jun 2004 Messages 344 Location N. Ayrshire Visit site Tufnol can absorb oils and grease, causing expansion and the barrel to semi seize on shaft. be very very carefull how much lubrication you use!!
Tufnol can absorb oils and grease, causing expansion and the barrel to semi seize on shaft. be very very carefull how much lubrication you use!!
16 Mar 2012 #4 ghostlymoron Well-Known Member Joined 9 Apr 2005 Messages 9,889 Location Shropshire Visit site Thanks for the tips guys. It's a 'no' to parafin. Think the winches in question are Harken manufacture - they have a very primitive ratchet arrangement.
Thanks for the tips guys. It's a 'no' to parafin. Think the winches in question are Harken manufacture - they have a very primitive ratchet arrangement.