Is this product a high performance wax-based lubricant for Nordic Track Treadmills?
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I have their ProForm brand treadmill which is oil-based lubricant. Purchase it back in 2009 in England
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It is a high performance SILICON based lubricant recommended for NordicTrack Treadmills. It is a good product and has worked well on my treadmill for almost a year.
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According to ICON's CSR this is the waxed-based lube that has silicone in it. The kit they sell is part#219170 (3 tubes and an applicator) The part # for individual tubes is 219167 so it seems to match up with what they are showing here.I have a Elite 9500 Pro model#NTL190111 btwUpdate. I see from ICON's site the the part# for my model is #219168. Doesn't mean that 219167 is not waxed based though.
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I had previously bought the Lube N Walk deluxe treadmill Maintenance kit. I sprayed the silicone stray on the wand and turned the treadmill on. I also did spay it directly underneath the walking belt. Try no to get it on your walking belt because it will leave it oily and slippery. If you do, make sure you wipe it clean. Hope this helps.
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this is not a wax,,,just a sealer...I don't know that I would try it for any other application. It works well as intended. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
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it was only a very small bottle not even an ounce if i remember. doesn't matter save your time and money because it doesn't work. it's too thin to be used on 99.9% of treadmills. the repairman who was out to look at mine actually asked what i paid for it so i told him - he then took the amount out of his pocket handed it to me and took this stuff and threw it in my trash and used his lube to do my treadmill
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This is a very heavy duty lubricant. It has modifiers to prevent metal to metal contact, especially during racing applications or off road. I go 30K miles before a change. But this is a totally synthetic fluid and it could go up to 75K in an axle.(more frequent if running through deep water!) I use this in the transmission of my Harley and it quiets everything down, easier shifting. A friend that drag races Harley's turned me on to this some years ago. Not sure if this lubricant can handle posi-traction units. It may be too slippery(read, no friction additives for the clutches) Always refer to your owners manual for the proper viscosity fluid. My 2013 Ford uses trans fluid in both axles and transfer case. Go to Red Line's website for further technical specifications. Good luck.
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Hello this could be a form of that product, but not the same no. I use is at after a wax and polish on a Harley or Vehicle and after that as a maintainer and the product is Amazing... I would think it might have a low amount of that product in it.
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Honestly, I don't know the answer. Personally, I wouldn't. It's red transmission lubricant that is about as thick as a strawberry malt. It's definitely not oil.
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I believe it would be. I have not seen that it leaves a "wax" film on anything.....black plastic, rubber, etc
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I get this for my Nordic track treadmill that I have had for years. It calls for a 3-in-1 oil. Sorry
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I don't know. But it is very messy. Got it all over the top of my treadmill belt and can't get it off. I DO NOT recommend this product.
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I have used it on both my skate skis and classic skis, and it is an acceptable wax for medium distances ( up to 15K)in the 15 to 28 degree Fahrenheit range. I would consider this an economical training wax, not a race wax.
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I don't know. I defer to either your treadmill's manufacturer or a repair facility. My treadmill came with a paraffin cake stick, but it eventually broke. I have used this new stick only once, so I don't know what the long-range effect will be.
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All I can tell you is that this is the specific lubricant specified for my Horizon treadmill. I can't imagine Horizon recommending a lubricant that would damage their treadmill. My package is exactly as pictured above and it works as it should for my treadmill. tip: to see exactly how to apply, look up lubricating instructions for your treadmill on Youtube. It's an excellent how-to source.
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No, there is a Hoppe's No. 9 lubriating oil for which this appicator was designed to use versus the Hoppe's cleaning solvents. This oil is high quality and think it would work well to lubricate router bit bearings.
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Schwinn is a good brand, so I would do what they say to do and no more. I don't remember the directions saying to lube it, but if they do, use what they suggest. Can't believe it would be aerosol form, but do whatever the manufacturer says to do. If you don't have the manuals, look them up online.
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This lubricant is mostly a solvent base spray with limited silicone so I would not recommend it. They have another water based silicone spray but after I purchased it, I found it also contained white lithium which is not rubber friendly. CRC has a support line, 215-674-4300, that you can call for product information. I'm sure they can point you in the right direction.
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You need to purchase "Treadmill belt lubricant" and apply it as directed. The lubricant is a pure silicon, you can purchase on Amazon.com. WD40 may eat up the belt material in time. It has petroleum in it.