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So why replace them? If they may still be quite functional, what's
the point? Shucks, I've bought old boats that were rigged with Harken blocks... stripped off the rigging & thrown the rest of the boat away. You can replace the bearings in them, but that's only desireable if they've been used hard for a long time & not had the salt (and/or other gunk) rinsed out of them often enough. BTW it's not a good idea to use WD-40 as a lubricant for these kinds of things. It only makes dirt cling to the bearing surfaces. Wayne.B wrote: They look a bit weathered from the picture which could be an issue for some people. I've never tried this but suspect that a little rubbing compound or something like Armor All would clean them up to an acceptable level. FSR paste. DSK |
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