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Old 11-24-2013, 11:25 AM
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I just bought a thrower from mrcubcadet and it has teflon coating sprayed on the chute and auger. I haven't had a snow yet to test it out, so I really don't know how well it works.

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what about the graphite paint from tsc?
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what about the graphite paint from tsc?
I think that s what was on my H42 that I just got this year, kind of a graphite gray color? Like on a plow it seems to wear off in high rub areas like the edges of the auger but I haven't had any sticking issues. Course it's been in the low 20's here since it started snowing so sure that has something to do with it. Probably wont' be a problem today as it's about 7 out there right now!
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A well painted housing and chute goes a long way and probably lasts longer than any teflon type coating, I use implement paint that is available at tractor supply.
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ill add my .02 and also recommend graphite paint. i use the ez-slide from farm and fleet but I'm sure any will work good. thing i like about it is $12.00 per quart and i can brush on a couple coats and throw the brush out. i imagine the more coats you apply the longer it will take to wear through but haven't used long enough to know that for sure. cheap and effective.
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Thanks guys for all the replies. I just bought a product made by PB Blaster called dry lube. It claims to be a long lasting, waterproof, lubricant that can be used on almost any surface. I'm going to give it a try and see if it's any good. It comes in a spray. I got it at home depot.
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