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the bolts in my sliding dropouts have twice (over a couple of weeks) been so stuck solid that they've broken an allen key and smell weird when they finally crack open - what can i stick on them to stop it happening? i cleaned them properly last time but doesn't seem to have made any difference..


 
Posted : 20/07/2011 9:39 am
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Threadlock would probably be a better option. Blue??


 
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Copper 'grease'
That's what it's made for, it's an anti-seize compound ๐Ÿ™‚


 
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Grease on the threads and under the head of the bolt will work fine, I wouldn't use threadlock for obvious reasons.

A washer under the head will help too.

EDIT bear in mind one of the posters has worked as a professional mechanic and has run sliding dropouts for 6 years...


 
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Copper 'grease'
That's what it's made for, it's an anti-seize compound
ah yeah, of course! thanks


 
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Actually, grease, copaslip or threadloc (non permenant) are all better than leaving it dry.


 
Posted : 20/07/2011 10:32 am