I used to have a Xerox shredder, and only vegetable oils were to be used on it. Mineral oils, like 3-in-1 oil, are more likely to swell the plastic of the shredder, causing damage.
No, I work for customer service for Fellowes it is not ok to 3-in-1 in the shredders you always need to use a vegitable based lubricant/oil you can even use vegetable oil from your kitchen the only difference being that the oil from your kitchen has no perseverance in it so the oil will go bad and make a bad smell in your shredder.
You can also use a synthetic oil like Paslode's Impulse oil or Singer Sewing machine oil. I both cases they are for high rpm and will not gum up.
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To oil a Brother HL-5050 printer remove the ink and paper. Wipe residue from the roller using a clean cloth.
pour a little veggie oil in the pan, heat it slightly as soon as the pan gets warm, take a piece of wax paper and rub the pan with the oil , do this for a minute or two, then wash with a little warm water and dry.
I would use any auto engine type oil. Also rest the bit for 1 second every 5 seconds by letting up on the pressure. this helps to break heat build up on the tip. I would not use water, wd 4o,3in1 or that kind of light stuff. You might have to heat the cast iron first since it can be brittle and can easily crack/break if too much pressure is put on a small area.A small propane torch would probably be enough heat-you're not smelting it, just heating it!I would use thread cutting oil and a SHARP bit.
Center top of the engine. It is a paper cartridge under a plastic cap. You use a 24 mm socket to unscrew.
under the jeep in front but on bottom of motor on passenger side.