Would this work well for greasing the contact track of a coil spring isolator?
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Yes ... Dielectric grease which is safe on electric terminals. Metal, rubber, plastic, brake systems and ignition systems too. I prefer the clear 3M. Jer
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A silicone product would be the best lubricant/protectant for the application, given that the isolator is made of rubber or plastic, and this is one of the best silicones for automotive applications.
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Yes ... Dielectric grease which is safe on electric terminals. Metal, rubber, plastic, brake systems and ignition systems too.I prefer the clear 3M. Jer
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Yes, very. As other reviews have noted, the exhaust port swivels a little too freely. Also, the hose is heavy and the corrugations like to catch on things. When I have a lot of cutting I rig an overhead boom to free my hands from the hose. Have used Festool track saw in past too, this equates very well. Lastly, buy a pair of Dewalt clamps for the track.
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The crevice tool is 7/8" wide (outside edge to outside edge). I bought this to clean the coils under my refridgerator, it's the closest I could find similar to the appliance repair guys' tool. His is much better with greater flexibility. I still am unable to reach the back coils with it. It does work well on other small areas without any obstructions or twists & turns. Bottom line, it's not as flexible as I needed. Hope this helps.
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I see no reason it wouldn't. The dolly part looks to be about the same thing.I use mine with PVC although I use larger diameter ones. I have only used mine on straight track so far but I think it would work with bendable or even flexible track.As I said in my review I had to loosen a few of the wheel nuts but once I did it moves smoothly.
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Really not sure, I bought this tool for flaring soft copper tubing for natural gas lines as I am a plumber ,sorry wasnt much help...good luck !
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Hi, It is strong enough to do this job, but it is not designed for this purpose, it is for testing fuses. Depending on wire thickness, I believe it will help as the tip is sharp.
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I don't see why not. Hinges? Maybe the chain? You might want something more like lithium grease for the tracks, though.
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Yes, if it's less than 10 Amps. http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/Intermatic/Documentation/Timers/Spring_Wound/FD_FF_Instructions.pdf
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No, don't think so. Not really it's function.Depending on your application there are "ground loop isolators" for sale on Amazon.
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Earl, It is compatable as far as gage, however it snaps together with adjoing track rather using the copper/ brass connectors. It is also mounted on a track bed.I have HO Bachmann track and it connects much better than the old type. The rerailer that you asked about also is pre-wired (no soldering).Hope this answers your question.Bob
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They can be used to do that. But keep the clips from each other so you do not short out anything. Of course a better way is to use 16 gauge wire, wrapped around the power pack screws and the screws on your terminal track. The bare wire under a tight screw head is more secure and provides better electrical contact. Take care,
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I think it would work as long as the diameter of the iron is correct. The use you are describing isn't what this sheave is intended for, however.
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Yes but not worth the effort the results are not what you would expect. I used them to get my spring compressor out from the center of the springs on my 62 and 62 Chevy they spread the springs just enough to fish the hooks out the side.
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I use the stitch requlator on a Juki tl-98q on a homemade frame. had to modify the rollers to work on my track but otherwise was a simple modification works great should work on the hinterber frame but you should have some one with good mechanical skills look at it.
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Yeah works pretty good. It gets tighter the more pressure you put on it. As long as the pulley Is clean and not covered in coolant it should work fine. I use it to hold pulleys all the time
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It should work perfectly for that. Make sure you use rosin core (flux core) solder, and keep your tip and the wires very clean.
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The tool in designed for soft copper and aluminum. If you try to use in the way you described there is a possibility that the tool will get stuck. So it is up to you, Good Luck. Shurail HVAC