Watch me service a Singer 201

[@SebSar-ef4zj]

Man you are direct to the point and such a relaxed good professional , you explain things well without gas bagging for ever. Love your work. I will also buy one of these old machines. Thank you.

[@SebSar-ef4zj]

I bought a Singer 201 .1947. EE64595 Hand cranked. So much fun. Works like it was made yesterday. Will look after it the way you do . With thanks.😃

[@tomobedlam297]

Yes, there are a few posters who certainly do gas-bag on! 😅

[@rosemccartney3750]

This is a great machine I have one can't live without it great for quilting

[@alanjones8579]

Great video, I must have serviced and sold hundreds of the Singer 201K machines in my time. They are one of the best engineered domestic machines ever, my friend said that they ticked over like a Swiss watch...

[@forestandres5118]

instaBlaster.

[@florentinagonzales7672]

Is this available in the phillippines thank you

[@amysbees6686]

Very thorough! Thank you! Beautiful machine!

[@baltimoresbabyxoxo]

I got lucky and found this same machine in a thrift store for $50. Tested it out and fell in love with it. It came with all the attachments, manual, etc. Only thing I had to replace was that bobbin wheel rubber. The manual says that the machine is to be oiled after every use and the main gears are to be greased once a year. Whoever owned this machine before me took really good care of it. Wouldn't trade my machine for anything. 😀

[@AlexanderDyer]

That is a very good find. Congratulations!

[@carmenromero3462]

No entiendo no abro ingleses

[@TOBIAS-nn7vf]

Great simple explanations with clear demonstration. My 201-3 thanks you for instructing me on how to clean + oil it properly!

[@drmichaelelinski6992]

One year later, I’m watching you again rejuvenate this vintage Singer 201-2 (I believe). Your videos will be helping people take care of these beautiful machines for many years to come... the more I watch your videos, the more I appreciate your knowledge and patience in the way you work and explain. Thank you very much. 🙏

[@AlexanderDyer]

That is cool, Thank you.

[@AnonymousAmyMakes]

What a gorgeous machine! I just got one of these for free and it needs a lot of TLC. I have no idea about these machines so I'm hoping that I can learn enough to give my beauty what it needs to run like new.

[@overlycreative1]

This is one of my Pride and Joy Singers. When I started my collection. Every one of them and their attachments brought a new dimension to Singer for me.

[@jennconspiracy]

I've had a Singer 201 for over 30 years and haven't used the attachments -- any suggestions for videos?

[@wadenyoost1796]

Excellent, excellent video. I just discovered you and just subscribed. Now I am running to that 201 that I have unused in my collection . Thanks to your guidance, she'll be up and running by tomorrow afternoon. Thanks!

[@famasmaster2000]

What a gorgeous machine, I just picked up a mint centennial model and im loving it. Good video

[@getskilledalot3834]

Thanks for this. I couldn't get the rubber tire on my bobbin winder until I saw you turning the hand wheel. I'm new to sewing and to my Singer 201-2.

[@AlexanderDyer]

Glad I could help!

[@carls8286]

Awesome, thanks! Going to do this on mine! Found it in a garbage heap and couldnt resist bringing it home.. Works fine but has probably not seen any oil for decades.

[@madebyeloise3126]

How sad that someone can just dump one of these treasures! Never has there been another sewing machine like them, can’t compare to todays. Glad you rescued it!

[@sophievanderbilt1325]

Thank you for posting this. My grandmother gave me her sewing machine since she moved into a smaller place (and couldn't see well enough to sew anymore). I have new electric sewing machines that I've been using for years, but I don't have any experience with the old machines like these. I think her machine needs some maintenance so this video was super helpful!

[@AlexanderDyer]

✨

[@linda9731]

Great learning experience to watch you work in detail--and explaining in easy to understand terms. I am interesting to know more about he gear lubricant you use. I am a new subscriber, and am fascinated watching you present information that will help me conserve and maintain my much loved herd of vintage and antique sewing machines. Thank you. You are a great teacher.

[@treperrys]

The manual says to use only oil on the gears on the 201

[@steventrosiek2623]

What a beautiful sewing machine. After you finished cleaning and lubricating it, this 201 was better than new. I love your videos. I am a professional tailor for Jos A Bank Clothiers in Morgantown West Virginia.

[@AlexanderDyer]

Hello and Thank you.

[@williamcampbell4137]

Thank you for making this video. Just what I needed to get my 201 back in shape.

[@bowtiemenswearllc7945]

Hello, love how you show any sewing machine with details, thank you 🙏

[@mariod7473]

Thank you very much, I just bought one that was in a closet for 30 years!!!!It needs some TLC and you just showed me how to give it some...I thought I saw somewhere to never grease anything and to lubricate with sewing machine oil only.

[@emmah6045]

According to the manual for the 201, the cups under the machine should be filled with "singer motor lubricant". I have a vintage tube of it and it is a clear grease. The rest of the machine should be oiled. You can get a similar product from various online selling sites. If you don't have a 201 manual, you can get a free download one.

[@wangofree]

My wife found a 201-2 in a Eureka Springs, Arkansas thrift store for $35! Invested $100 in small parts, rewiring, Singer oil & grease and she purrs like a kitten. 😃

[@bumptybump]

Thanks for posting this. I've got the younger 201K Aluminium version (brown and fawn in colour) and while not as nice looking, it is a great machine. I reset the timing and replaced the tension spring and oiled it thoroughly but am having difficulties with it skipping the odd stitch in thicker materials...vinyl and canvas. I'm sure I'll work things out eventually but seeing your video helped me work around the rest of the machine.

[@carolyncavanaugh7249]

According the the adjusters manual no grease, only oil, is to be used on the gears of a 201.

[@4GiveN4get]

Heartfelt thanks for your gentle and beneficial help, Alexander.

[@drmichaelelinski6992]

Kristine 4Give365 , hello. I agree with you. Alexander’s gentle, approachable style and manner makes you feel like he’s a friend you can trust and ask for help. He’s a kind soul and very knowledgeable. The best on KZbin when it comes to working on vintage machines. He’s my go to mentor and I watch his videos over again to absorb everything. He’s a wonderful teacher. Kindness and gentleness with people is his key to success and helping us all.

[@drmichaelelinski6992]

This is a great review for me maintaining my Singer 201-2. I can’t believe I missed this video from a year ago. Although I like all your videos, I would encourage you and request that you make more maintenance videos like this one for vintage domestic and industrial sewing machines. I know you’ve done quite a few, but perhaps you could show work on a vintage Bernina, Pfaff, or other well made German, Swiss, etc. Sewing machines. I’m just making a suggestion here. I’m not complaining, at all. I enjoy all your videos.

[@automotivedyi1984]

Thank you! Nice work.!! Such a beautiful machine

[@836dmar]

Hands down my favorite domestic machine!

[@TheTickpicker1]

Thank you for this vid, I was just gifted this same model today by my neighbor.

[@AlexanderDyer]

That is a great neighbor.

[@canlelola]

I got one of these from an opshop for $15 AUD, it was only missing the foot pedal, but even without that, hand cranking the thing, it seemed to work just fine. I see it as a fun project to work on, once I am set up.

[@AlexanderDyer]

💪👊⚡💥🔥

[@donnakerr3443]

Hi alexander thanks for your quick reply i did exvatly whatyou said checked the needle was inserted properly and it wasnt Now works a dream Thank you saved me paying someone £60 to fix it lol

[@AlexanderDyer]

That is good news.

[@lyndasmith593]

Thank you I really enjoyed that video. I picked up a little singer featherweight and it's so beautifully but I think I need to take it in and have it serviced as I don't want to try and do it myself. I would love to find a cabinet for mine as it came in side a large wooden box that they originally came in.

[@debblok6324]

shes beautiful. for a tank she sings remarkably like a bird

[@TBizzell68]

I’m going to look at and hopefully buy a 201 today.

[@woolandwaterknits4801]

I have this machine and seeed a ton on it. I absolutely love it. I also have a treadle version.

[@AlexanderDyer]

🔥

[@vernarodriguez2347]

I have a Viking just like that. Still in great shape...

[@luzvimindaperez3827]

I'm from Phil.my mother buy her singer sewing machine year 1966.15 years nobody use.Now i want to use but some parts can not work.Thank you for sharing your vedio.i've got some idea.

[@TheLamiapsyche]

Thank you for the useful info!

[@debsievert4766]

“Listen” to how smooth!!!!

[@franchescas5292]

I learned to sew on a maching just like that, including the same cabinet. My family discarded it nearly forty years ago. I had no idea that these machines were still available and operating. I think I will try to find one. Thanks so much.

[@AlexanderDyer]

Watch craigslist and other ads in your area and I am sure you will find one in no time at all.

[@stevel9353]

Good video except the 201 manual recommends oil on the gears rather than grease.

[@monkeyman6031]

what should i do if my presser arm is not moving up and down?

[@robinj.9329]

So many of today's Sewing Machine offer dozens of different "Stitches"! Just how on Earth did we get along, for well over a Century, with nothing but these simple, strong and sturdy Work Horse like Machines? I'd rather sew on one of these then today's latest $6,000. Marvel!

[@AlexanderDyer]

There is value all around us.

[@garyglenda2809]

G'day Alexander, thank-you for the clear, comprehensive and interesting videos. During the introduction when the machine model number etc. is given could the stitch types offered be included please? I would prefer to have the option of a multiple stitch zig zag for sail repairs etc. and, if I cannot see a stitch type selector on the machine at the intro' and am not familiar with the machine, then a mention of the stitch capability would help at this point. Your explanation of the feed systems and manufacturer names given to their respective models feed methods is very helpful. Thanks again, Gary

[@cherylnewell9806]

Nice job on tutorial

[@احمدالصوفي-ح5ث]

روعة الحسن وحسن الروعتي الماني الصنع اروع غأيتي

[@cainotheconcernedcitizen5196]

Very nice!👍👌😎

[@26354mr]

Beautiful machine.

[@AlexanderDyer]

Thank you.

[@waterwomyn]

Would love to have one.

[@eatplantslove8657]

I followed your recommendations for servicing. It runs full speed if I were to set it up for a bobbin as soon as I put it to run the needle it acts as if it is in slow motion. Could it be worn brushes on the motor or something else? The foot pedal as some gnarley connections. Maybe a new foot pedal.

[@laurafields6483]

My 201 is stuck and won’t work. Thought thread was stuck in bobbin area but can’t figure out why it won’t work

[@david78212]

Nothing makes a better stitch than a true straight stitch machine... I have a Juki and my Singer 201-2 makes a better straight stitch and my Juki was $1,000... The 201-2 is quite possibly the best machine I have ever used/owned. They feed very well for as small as the feed dog area is. Can be used to sew about anything you can get under the foot... continued mis-use will destroy any household sewing machine. Added - A small brush and a can of oil is all you will ever need to take care of a classic Singer. You should NEVER EVER need to bring one of these to a shop...

[@RogerDiotte]

Good Post!

[@Bhamlunker]

I got on the hunt for a straight stitch machine after learning to sew outdoor gear on a Modern brother unit for the past year - a neighbor had a 201 in her garage that still is functioning - and included a table - for free - likely early 50’s model - need to pick it up this week - likely needs lube, grease, and new wiring although it looked “ok” - it is a bit beat up in appearances but it bad - not sure how much it will end up costing me to get it back to top functionality. Neighbor is a competent tinkerer I’m told so she is gonna help me for starters.

[@AlexanderDyer]

These are great machines, I bet you will get it going without much trouble. 👍

[@Bhamlunker]

Alexander Dyer thanks! I’m psyched - where can I pick up parts like the bobbin rubber thingie - etc?

[@AlexanderDyer]

I get that kind of stuff on eBay.

[@choppysocks]

I have this exact machine and would love to restore it, I don’t think it’s been used for a decades. I thought it had been converted to be electric but clearly not!

[@dollmom3597]

She is a beauty.

[@wendyjung9153]

I’m curious to know if you think the potted motor on this model is better than the exterior motors that most domestic and later 201’s have? These machines can be picked up for hardly anything and the were like a Rolls Royce in their day. No comparison to any gutless plastic machines. Thanks for the videos, I really enjoy them and love to learn.

[@1aliveandwell]

Just got 1 that the chromed wheel is stuck to pull off the drive wheel and check inside. Will have to find my sewing machine oil as can only find the car engine oil in cupboard now. It runs great but is old oil/dust on outside and visible parts. Will figure how to replaced the wire from motor to foot later. How do your get your machine so shiny looking? Do you use alcohol or other solvent? Still have my Mothers old Phaff (another tank ) and my treadle white rotary (sews so nicely) and Dad gave me his Kenmore.

[@duncan6447]

Can I ask why you use grease on the gears? As the Singer manual says oil. How do you lube your downward power shaft and your bobbin spindle? The gears are fine mesh gears and are designed for oil tolerance not grease. You will find that your machine will run a lot better with just oil.

[@AlexanderDyer]

Sure. I have worked on many sewing machines and it is very common to find the old "pecan pie" colored grease in these covers that I believe to be original. I also believe that there is more than one way of doing things.

[@duncan6447]

@@AlexanderDyer The "pecan pie" grease is a build up of old oil and lint. No 201's ever left the Singer factory with grease on the gears it was always oil and the quickest way to screw them up was to grease them and that's from the people who built them in Scotland.

[@joduggan3957]

Andrew, could you please do a video on how to remove the feed dogs and the cap spring and the bobbin case. I removed the feed dogs and the cap spring to clean out some of the dust that was in the new to me 201-2 which is in mint condition. It ran perfectly until I decided to clean out some of the dust build up. Now when I put back the cap spring the bobbin will not rotate around. it stops at the cap spring and it will not move. If I take out the cap spring the machine runs beautifully.. But when I put it back in the machine will not run. Please help! Thank You !

[@jamesfishlipsie]

I love the old Songers. And the 201 is my favorite. I have6 or 7 of them an a few are the 201K's. The one machine that baffles me is the 306 or any of the older machines with that "war belt". I have 2 different ones. Can that belt be replaced? Help please.

[@jamesfishlipsie]

That's Singers not Songers. Sorry.

[@luckycharm1668]

Thanks for the great video. Where may I get the oil bottle with the extra-long tip?

[@AlexanderDyer]

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[@luckycharm1668]

@@AlexanderDyer Thank you for the quick response. How can I clean if the face plate and all the needle area below the face place is all rusted and corroded? What is a safe solution to use? I whole machine has lost the glossy finish, looks like all matted color and rusted. What can I use to put back the gloss and remove the rust? Thank you.

[@AlexanderDyer]

I am not sure your expectations are realistic based on your description.

[@annwaters9484]

I have a 201 that has the thread spool on top of the machine sheared off. I have tried to pound it out and drill it out but to no avail. Any idea on how to fix this? If I can't get it out to replace it, what can be done?

[@AlexanderDyer]

😳

[@webberbanda7126]

Why is the top and bottom cotton not hooking? Or I may say it's not sawing.

[@AlexanderDyer]

Put in a fresh needle, make sure it is inserted in the correct direction and thread it in the correct direction too. If any of this is off it won't sew.

[@vicvic19841]

Sir I have a janome hd1000 and a singer 4432 sewing machines. My problem is how can I use a industrial binding tape like the sailrite binding attachment? Pls. Help me

[@MegaaMontse]

I'm not sure what lubricant to use for gears or clean with, could some one let me in on what they use?

[@AlexanderDyer]

Sewing machine oil. amzn.to/39NoryM amzn.to/3tU4HjM

[@BluegrassPercussion]

what size thread and needle for the heavy canvas. Nylon or polyester thread?

[@AlexanderDyer]

As heavy as you think the machine can handle which will probably be limited by needle size. Nylon and polyester are both valid options. The military uses a lot of nylon. Polyester has the added advantage of Sun resistance.

[@rndea100]

what needle are u useing i have one i the needle can go up to size 21 large needles fit but there to quater inch to long

[@AlexanderDyer]

www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2334524.m570.l1313&_nkw=singer+201+needles&_sacat=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&_odkw=singer+201+needle&_osacat=0

[@ghislainecellio6442]

Belle machine

[@dgzee66]

Is it even feasible to convert a 201 treadle to potted motor? Can you even find parts to do so ?

[@AlexanderDyer]

Perhaps not since I wouldn't know where to get the parts but what about a servo motor?

[@dgzee66]

Yeah, that would probably be the best bet . Thanks

[@br31woodlands69]

Do you own all these machines or you just service the,. Just lucky and wonderful. I got myself a Pfaff 332 but can’t seem to find the tensioner assembly as it’s impacting my stitching. Plus the power cord is broken. Any suggestions where to get parts from will be helpful. Thank you much.

[@AlexanderDyer]

I buy them, then service them, then sell most of them but I have a few that I keep. Watch ebay, people part these out with some regularity.

[@tranwatches5416]

Wow that a nice sewing machine, what u clean your machine with, it so shining

[@AlexanderDyer]

Usually just a damp cloth, dry, and coat with a small amount of sewing machine oil.

[@joluongo552]

Thanks for sharing this Alex! I own the same machine and have been using it for about 30 years. I lube and oil it regularly and have re-wired the power supply and the foot pedal but unfortunately it runs so slow now it's less than joyful to sew. Any suggestions? I;ve thought maybe it needed a new foot pedal...

[@AlexanderDyer]

There are several things that can slow a machine down. Old, Dirty, Gunky, Sticky Lube. No Lube. Threads wound around moving parts. Old Tired Motor.

[@myronhorvathsk]

@@AlexanderDyer It very well could be his controller for the motor doing that too, especially from the dist=cription he gave.

[@chellychevres2969]

How can I remove the top spool pin ( broken flush ) without damage? Thanks

[@chellychevres2969]

Forgot to tell you is a 1951 singer

[@conservativetothecor]

That machine is in beautiful shape...They just dont make them like that anymore

[@jonniesueallen2219]

I live in the Jackson MS area Madison County...our longtime Singer service store closed couple of years ago...I inherited my aunt's 201-2 several years ago and have used to repair rips and such successfully...suddenly the tension became very loose and I cannot adjust..if anyone knows of a service business within 50 miles, I will greatly appreciate the info..I so want to get it up and running and I don't trust my limited knowledge..thank you : )

[@drmichaelelinski6992]

Your 201-2 is in great condition. Don’t feel like I’m asking you to divulge your secret spots, but where (in general) do you find a beautiful machine like this one, and your other vintage machines? Yard sales? Estate sales? I have difficulty finding them here, so believe it or not, I have a “scout” in Europe who sometimes finds a nice old machine, and then sends them to me. There must be an easier way here in the US...

[@AlexanderDyer]

Mostly craigslist but all the other places you mention as well and facebook market place. Just keep searching and they will eventually turn up.

[@drmichaelelinski6992]

Alexander Dyer, thank you. Mine did turn up eventually, as you predicted.

[@AvilinSanagustin]

Where can I buy 201 sewing machine

[@nazarbeisen792]

Осы тiгiн машина ұнап қалды !

[@maryam-lh1ps]

هشتاق نرجع ايام زمان

[@donnamariemk6864]

hi I have a singer 201 its in great condition however its not sewing properly thetop thread doesnt seem to catch the bottom thread can you help me with this tia

[@AlexanderDyer]

Try a new needle and make sure you are threading the needle in the correct direction.

[@cherylcooper9754]

I have one with a bent cotton spool. Can I straighten it by using a hammer. Or will it break? Thanks in advance

[@norberth3778]

Anyone know anything about the 215g model? Looks like the 201.

[@lapalma1928]

Great video! I just purchased a Singer 201-2 that seems to have been with the original owner’s family. It works, but it is a bit dull. Do you have any suggestions for what product to use to clean the black and silver parts to make it shiny like yours? Thank you very much!

[@AlexanderDyer]

Unpainted parts that can come off go into an ultrasonic cleaner and the painted parts get wiped with a soft cloth and mild dishwater followed with compressed air and a light coat of sewing machine oil.

[@lapalma1928]

@@AlexanderDyer Thank you very much!

[@caddi70]

I've got 2 old Singers about like this. I can't get either one of them to sew with thick thread like you're using. And my big one runs fairly slow. I don't like the foot pedal at all. It's either on or it's off

[@AlexanderDyer]

Try one of these. kzbin.info/www/bejne/opPLiKF_rNprqM0

[@annebrunner3649]

This sews better than my $700.00 Janome.

[@AlexanderDyer]

It is hard to beat the engineering in these.

[@swndflex6204]

Great video what needle was used during this example please?

[@AlexanderDyer]

15X1 Multiple sizes available dependent upon your project and thread size.

[@toyotrustPR]

Great video thank you. We just got a 201-2 model and your video helped us. What type of oil did you use?

[@AlexanderDyer]

clear sewing machine oil available anywhere they sell sewing machines.

[@AlexanderDyer]

Thanks, I appreciate it and I am glad you found value in my video, those are great machines.

[@toyotrustPR]

thank you for the quick reply. keep up the good work. Now the issue I have is finding bobbins that fit. I know is part number 172222 or type 66 but even the singer brand some times don't fit, they are too big.

[@AlexanderDyer]

Looks like the are some used options on eBay. Try to find original vintage. Those will be right.

[@chellychevres2969]

The lithium grease is only in the gear parts? Can we use both? If they mix ...it doesn’t matter?

[@chellychevres2969]

Oh can we put lithium grease in the hand wheel? Oh dear, sorry ...so many questions! But thank you so much!

[@jenniferd9038]

Do you have a video on changing grease in Motor?

[@AlexanderDyer]

No, not really.

[@jenniferd9038]

Alexander Dyer ok thanks. Another question, when i back stitch there is a bit of my bobbin thread which shows on the top. Any ideas?

[@jonathaneguy]

What are you looking for when you set the timing? How do you know its right?

[@jonathaneguy]

I mean the tension on the bobbin?

[@AlexanderDyer]

I just pull it by hand and judge it that way. Not much help I know. You don't need much resistance from the bottom tension. Try Nova kzbin.info/door/dc0nZGvkVJ3M5YgmjnbAog

[@edwardtagg]

Lithium grease goes hard over time. Most people recommend Triflow or SuperLube synthetic

[@ronjustin1116]

We have an older singer It has a serial number of a like Apple M like Michael 109455 We need to know what model it is if at all possible and how to thread it Think you

[@Lily-eb6kj]

Una linda maquina,aqui no hay,saludos

[@bvcnvnbcvn]

Do you have to mess with the motor when servicing the machine e? I have a 66 that needs live once in a while.

[@AlexanderDyer]

I don't do much as a rule. You can check the brushes, clean and lube the gears. That is about the extent of my experience.

[@terryvalentine4328]

I found an old Singer in a wood cabinet at a 4H yard sale last summer for $10 and only started “playing” with it a few days ago. I didn’t know what model I had until doing some research and found out it is a 201-2. I cleaned it off and since the tension knob seemed strange I took that off to clean and found the piece that would act as the number part of the dial is missing. The machine seems to date from 1937 and has a tension that didn’t yet use numbers so I got everything back together and decided to try using it without that one piece. Since I haven’t yet serviced the machine I only did a few stitches and they were perfect! I just found your videos and am so glad I did. I was wondering if I would find some help with oiling the machine and your video is perfect. I have a question. The power cord is the old style that is cloth covered. It has no thin or worn spots that I can find. Is it ok to use or should that be replaced? I hoping this 201 is something I can use on a regular basis. Thanks for your help and videos!

[@AlexanderDyer]

Electrical question are funny in that if you feel the need to ask, you should probably get a professional since the stakes are rather high. I mean you have physical evidence in you hands to make a judgement while all I have is a single sentence ruling out thinness and wear. I have used good old cords with no problems but I have had to replace some too. There are replacement cords available on eBay if you are so inclined. Hope that helps. Thanks and have fun with your 201, "Rolls-Royce".

[@terryvalentine4328]

Thank you for getting back to me so quickly. I still haven’t had a chance to work on my 201 but I’m looking forward to having lots of fun with it. Over the past few months I’ve acquired several machines that need a bit of restoration and I’m finding I really enjoy working on them. I’ve already done a featherweight and have a 15-91 and a 128 in my immediate future. All of them are centennials so that makes it even more enjoyable. I will definitely proceed with caution with the 201 and thanks again for your advice. Did I mention your videos are the best I’ve found for taking care of the older machines? Please keep making them.

[@albapa829]

Hola , cua'l es el precio de una ma'quina igual?

[@chellychevres2969]

What kind of oil you use for the motor? For the 201 , do I need to use grease? In the motor wheel and under only ? . ?

[@doramedrano9580]

Como podemos comprar una odonde aqui no he visto de esa maquina me gustaria comprar una

[@amparomorales7356]

BUENOS DÍAS. POR FAVOR LOS DIENTES DE LA SINGER LOS VEO MUY BAJOS. QUE PUEDO HACER?. MIL GRACIAS.

[@ladyslippergrove]

What is that lithium grease?

[@AlexanderDyer]

Yes

[@Crifstar]

Ever do a 95-80?

[@AlexanderDyer]

I have not had that opportunity.