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  1. 28th April 2006, 16:00 #16
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    anyone got a link for this 'pixie oiler'?

    found the loobman one looks interesting
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajun
    anyone got a link for this 'pixie oiler'?

    found the loobman one looks interesting
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    yup pixie is right

    Quote Originally Posted by Pixie
    Lubing an o ring chain involves keeping the o rings clean and cool and lubing the rollers.
    The oil doesn't and shouldn't get past the o rings.The o rings are there to retain the factory placed grease and that is what lubes the pins and bushes.
    mate should listen here, must remember anything that turns into heat,, will allow oil to drip ,, why when its cool it doesn't drip also have you tried moray's heavy stabilizer
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