2010年12月29日 · While I've learned many things about model railroading over the years, I have yet to learn the best way to lubricate an HO locomotive. Are there certain lubes that should/ should not be used on engines? And what parts of the engines really need oil. The gearboxes seems an obvious place. Are there any other parts? Possibly the motor brushes?

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2021年8月3日 · Model trains are similar to cars. They are powered by mechanical components, i.e., gears that need to be lubricated for smooth operation, or wheels that connect to track. Gears have to turn but they shouldn’t be locking or sticking together. This is where lubrication comes in and reduces the friction between these parts.

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2018年6月7日 · All good suggestions. I use a light oil on bearing surfaces. Metal gears require a heavier gear lubricant. I would strongly suggest plastic compatible lubricants since most, if not all have plastic near the point lubed. An inexpensive lube is synthetic 5 weight auto lube. . Before lubing, check for a buildup of “gunk” on the bearing surface.

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