alternitive/organic wd-40

Woodpecker · #21 03/09/07, 05:34 PM

next time i go to the hardware store ill look for ballistol thanks!

Woodpecker · #22 03/09/07, 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by YuccaFlatsRanch

Walnut oil is used on cutting boards as it does not go rancid. BTW - WD40 is not a lubricant.

right thats not what i meant i meant to protect the blades and keep them in good shape rather than all rusty but its a new mower so i want to do it right.

e.alleg · #23 03/10/07, 08:54 PM

I know people that have their mower decks coated with Rhyno-liner spray on bedliner stuff, it keeps them nice for a long time. The blades are easy to change once they have been sharpened too many times, you don't have to worry about a lawnmower blade rusting out.

bill not in oh · #24 03/11/07, 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by e.alleg

I know people that have their mower decks coated with Rhyno-liner spray on bedliner stuff, it keeps them nice for a long time. The blades are easy to change once they have been sharpened too many times, you don't have to worry about a lawnmower blade rusting out.

Underneath or on top?