Re: greasing torsion bars

[Thomas R Hansen <trandco1@xxxxxxxx>]

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> 
> How do I grease the rear of a torsion bar?  Do I pack it in the 
> front of 
> the frame tube, the back, or what?  Do I install the grease before 
> the 
> bar goes in?  How much grease should I use?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Sean Bolter
I think the use of grease is to protect the torsion bar from rust, and
binding in the frame socket. If you slather enough grease on the bar,
going in, the seal should keep it from dripping later, and keep it clean.
The back side of the bar in place, can be greased with your finger, but
it doesn't need to be packed full. Don't forget the retainer spring ring!
   Tom in Dallas 

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