Its threads in general which there are millions of in this equipment. This is general,,,, wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy before we even start on very specifics. Its in 101.
Now,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, having said that,,, I need patience and will learn it here and fully realize I am dealing with guys way smarter than I am, that is not self depreciating but the truth or accurate assesment as they say. I didnt have someone rapping me on the head about electrical grounding, that took a while for it to become an instinctual plan view as I see it.
This particular issue have had quite a use/interest etc in for decades, studied some but it was a while back and computers make it better but they some really s,mart fellers and they say,,, if its squeaking and chattering when its simply turning and not under any load its not going to improve when loaded and of course the faster the bigger the problem.
This took a while to grasp and apply, I have since had guys stop and say,,, you made me a believer, we never thought a lot about it in 25 yrs in prototype work but would have saved a lot of greif,,, just spray it a little so it dont stick.
As often is the "moments" with this spaced out and then some compressed under certain circumstances and some of them really humble, guy never bought nuthin but some WD if we could find it but in the app it was really effective and hyper intensified the difference.
Even common small threads, so many are so much smoother for finger operation, we live by the air gun and simple combination wrench and our stuff has been serviced, loosen it turn off with fingers, spin it back on, throwing many lock washers {but fir special circumstances) away and 1/2 to 3/4 turn to tight, brutal service, can disassemble it again. My dozer hasnt seen dozens of seized bolts. Had a bunch fall out from contractor repairs where wrong grade dirty by hand assembly failed.
Damn thing lifted some kind of cyclone unit that weighed 300 tons and walked with it.
