Super Lube, grease

I have used it for assembly and drive gears seems to work fine. You can buy it at Harbor Freight tools.

@franktrain 

@franktrain posted:

I have used it for assembly and drive gears seems to work fine. You can buy it at Harbor Freight tools.

Though I read somewhere that Teflon is an electrical insulator.            IF  TRUE , some places may not be great on wheels or axles used for ground.

I’ve used it for many many years with great results. The worm and worm gears never dry out.

It is great stuff, I've used it for the last 14 years, started out using it as a locksmith, the Teflon is a very very fine powder, the carrier in the can is actually butane, it dries off very fast leaving the teflon coating everything in the lock cylinder, its great for the pins in the cylinder.  I've used it any many different things and never had any problems.  it is a great lubricant, they also have a grease out that works extremely well also.   As soon as I finish unpacking and find out where its at, I'll be using it to lube the gear on my locomotives and the tips of the axels on my trucks.  I highly recommend it.

I'm going to get a tube and try it. Being it's synthetic it should do the job.

@J. Motts posted:

It is great stuff, I've used it for the last 14 years, started out using it as a locksmith, the Teflon is a very very fine powder, the carrier in the can is actually butane,  I highly recommend it.

All good information that I did not know JEM. I have been using this product for a long time also, but mostly because it was easy to get, included PTFE and was plastic and food safe... good enough for me. I am positive there are other lubricants out there with as good or better, but for me, it just seems to work.

Charlie