Every year I try to clean the furler grease from inside the three couplings, without taking the thing off. Every summer I still get black greasy marks on the jib. Anyone cracked this case? Merry Christmas.
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Bill
Your post has 37 views now and no one has answered. I think we're stuck. Grease shouldn't be there. No one seems to have dealt with it. Do you have any idea how it got there?
Your post has 37 views now and no one has answered. I think we're stuck. Grease shouldn't be there. No one seems to have dealt with it. Do you have any idea how it got there?
Which Furler?
I had an old CDI Reefer II that required periodic grease to be applied inside the plastic drum. My solution to fix the problem was to install a Profurl and sell the CDI on ebay for way more than it was worth ($500+).
I had an old CDI Reefer II that required periodic grease to be applied inside the plastic drum. My solution to fix the problem was to install a Profurl and sell the CDI on ebay for way more than it was worth ($500+).
Spin-tec (no bearings)
Bill: Check out the Spin-tec on this website. They have no bearings. They also have a lifetime warranty.
Bill: Check out the Spin-tec on this website. They have no bearings. They also have a lifetime warranty.
silicone
try some silicone spray instead of grease. available in hardware store all over for less then $5. spray on and forget it althought you may need to do it more then once a season.
try some silicone spray instead of grease. available in hardware store all over for less then $5. spray on and forget it althought you may need to do it more then once a season.
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