but is this the Reel-X you use, and if so is it an 'oil' or a 'grease'?Should anyone be interested Snowbee have had it on offer at £7.79 but I don't know if they still have stock
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Reel-X
This question is perhaps mainly aimed at Nobby but is this the Reel-X you use, and if so is it an 'oil' or a 'grease'?
Should anyone be interested Snowbee have had it on offer at £7.79 but I don't know if they still have stock
but is this the Reel-X you use, and if so is it an 'oil' or a 'grease'?Should anyone be interested Snowbee have had it on offer at £7.79 but I don't know if they still have stock
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Re: Reel-X
Yes, that's the oil I use..it's very light and as an assembly lubricant it really is superb. They also stock the grease I use from the same firm Reel-X soft grease, again incredibly light, but it doesn't run away when warm and it doesn't fly off the gears...ruddy marvellous stuff.
Our own Beechmerelake did import some to sell-on in the days before it had UK imoporters and may have some left......
http://www.snowbee.co.uk/webshop/sea-fi ... ease-soft/
Our own Beechmerelake did import some to sell-on in the days before it had UK imoporters and may have some left......
http://www.snowbee.co.uk/webshop/sea-fi ... ease-soft/
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Re: Reel-X
Thanks Nobby, I knew you'd know
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