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Extractor Fan Lubrication.

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Would you lubricate a fan motor this way?

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    The RAF used WD 40 libraly  sprayed from 5L drums over numerous bit of Harrier airframes before they were dispatched to Belize to fend off the humid jungle air.


    If you really wanted to upset RAF armourers just spray your rifle with WD40 instead of oil rifle for the use of issued. Apparently it stinks out the armoury for days overcoming the fragrance of the issued oil.


    WD 40 keeps my tools free from rust in my un-heated workshop during the winter.
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    The RAF used WD 40 libraly  sprayed from 5L drums over numerous bit of Harrier airframes before they were dispatched to Belize to fend off the humid jungle air.


    If you really wanted to upset RAF armourers just spray your rifle with WD40 instead of oil rifle for the use of issued. Apparently it stinks out the armoury for days overcoming the fragrance of the issued oil.


    WD 40 keeps my tools free from rust in my un-heated workshop during the winter.
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