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Stop warn Hi Mount Brake Rust/seize

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Stop warn Hi Mount Brake Rust/seize

Post by Skiboy »

Anyone got any ideas on how to stop a warn hi mount brake from rusting and seizing when not in use?

Is there some treatment or way of assembling that stops this or is it a matter of putting a cover over it.

All help and suggestions welcome.
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Post by toughnut »

Just keep it clean and try to keep it dry. Dont use a lube on it for obvious reasons. Include it in your normal servicing schedual and if you are going wheeling then run your winch out and back in a couple of times to keep it moving.
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Post by Skiboy »

Thanks Tough Nut - figured as much
The truck sits outside so might make up a cover at least for the brake so not get wet and will make sure it gets a run on each trip

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Post by bazzle »

Give it a spray with a phosphate rust convertor and let it dry. It will help a bit.

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Post by Skiboy »

Bazzle thanks
A suggestion I got on another forum is to nickle plate the brake discs
They say never rusts again!

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