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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by Railroading_Brit I've now done as suggested by Walthers and added some grease to the bearings on my Pullman sleeper. I used a tiny blob of "Vaseline" (petroleum jelly) in each bearing, this also seems to help with electrical conductivity -! [/quote] New solutions bring new problems. I have tried two products to increase the roll and temporarily eliminate the squeal in my Budd passenger cars riding on IMs. KD -Grease-em(Don's recommendation) and Conducta lube & cleaner that comes with a small diameter needle applicator(cleans & lubes commutators & brushes.) In looking through my inventory I discovered another product; Motor bearing lube for all motor shafts. Will not sling off spinning shafts or attract dust or dirt by static cling???????? so the directions say. I think next time around I will experiment with this one on my worst performing car . Donald/Larry, comments please.
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