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FredinInd View Drop Down
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    Posted: 20 Dec 2010 at 5:36pm
do you use to protect the wires, cap, plugs, switches on your tractors for winter work if they have to sit outside and you want them to start. I use WD40 and a silicon base spray. Is there any other spray you  use to keep moisture out from the rain and snow? Is this ok, or is there something better to use?   Fred
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That is the one and only thing WD40 is good for. Don't use silicone if you think you might want to paint that tractor someday. 
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Clear krylon is a good insulator and fairly weather proof, but not so hard on future paints as siliconE sprays. Silicon is a metal, doesn't spray nicely.

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