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Enjoy this basic video showing how to effectively lubricate a TYCO PowerTorque diesel locomotive. Remember, whenever oiling a model train, always use an oil specifically for model trains.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bS_ZZaYRJYU
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how about using this old stuff?

I was just curious
or is it better to use what you used?
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I believe new lubrications are always better than the old...
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Yeah, I personally wouldn't use anything old. Chances are, it will not work well. Also, for model trains, I'd use model train synthetic-type oil, and nothing else.
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Yeah, I personally wouldn't use anything old. Chances are, it will not work well. Also, for model trains, I'd use model train synthetic-type oil, and nothing else.

Originally posted by RP model railroads - April 02 2021 :  07:15:46 AM


well I did use a few drops on my Durango loco & it MOVED!
but yer right I'll use synthetic oil anyway
but those old cans of Household Oil are CHEAP
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