[silversurfer]

I have one of the threaded cranks on one of my old "tie downs" frozen into the hole.

After I get it thawed out, what is the best way to prevent this happening again?

Anybody have success stories to share?

Thanks,
Bill

I'm buying a lottery ticket today. If I win, whomever gives the best answer gets all my old sleds AND the trailer when I go get all new with an enclosed trailer.

;-)

 

[IndianRvrShiver]

Use some waterproof anti-seize compound or Heli-Coil stainless steel threaded insert.

 

[RJ Gleason]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
There's your best answer!

 

[silversurfer]

Picked some up at Fleet farm when I went ot get more Allis Chalmers orange. I'm thawing out the trailer right now with one of those 200,000 BTU trash can heaters.

I had to find a new hood and it needed body work done. My kid wanted his Indy trail painted orange. Orange.

I have a friend that painted his Honda motorcycle Kaw green.

What does painting a Polaris orange equate to? It's almost the color of my brother-in-laws [Fire?] Cat.

 

[BC_Dan]

You seen the new Polaris Assault? Orange! EEK!

 

[SMFXRSB]

Use lithium grease!

 

[silversurfer]

Use lithium grease!

Already thawed 'er out and put the silver anti-sieze on. Ccan I do both?

Maybe I just make sure I keep a hammer under the back seat of the truck.

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Yeah, That's close to the color.

Mine...

 

[silversurfer]

Since I high-jacked my own thread.... Any of you guys have any decals that came with shocks, pipes, oil, plugged, etc. that you're not going o use? I'd like to doll it up a little for junior.