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Should the Barrel Pin be DRY or LUBED when pressed in to trunnion?
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I have done it both ways.
Lubed goes in smoother
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I've only done dry, worked on the 3 I've built so far. But I'm gonna try lubed on the next one.
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I put a little anti seize paste on and press away, like nico said it goes in smoother
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Lube. Might help if you want to take it back out in the future.If you can't explain it simply you don't understand it well enough. Albert EinsteinComment
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Only downside to lube (especially anti sieze) is that it weeps out like cosmoline if your doing a bake on finish or any other high temp operation. Usually in park solution it isn't an issue at under 200*.
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A little spit in Just the right spot always works for me..... Oh wait... What was the question again?"Men sleep peacefully in their beds at night because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf."
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