O2lube.com

[fibre]

has anyone got christo-lube from o2lube.com?

Their prices are extremely competitive but I have seen a comment on another site saying that they don’t actually manufacture MCG-111, which I always thought came from lubrications technology anyway.

Thanks

 

[Johnoly]

I like tribolube 71 better,,,,it doesn't gum up....$8 @ DGX

Tribolube 71 O2 Compatible Lubricant

 

[rsingler]

I like tribolube 71 better,,,,it doesn't gum up....$8 @ DGX

Tribolube 71 O2 Compatible Lubricant

THIS!
You know that white coating inside a reg you are trying to service? The stuff that's impossible to wipe away? Old Christolube.
T-71 and T-66 don't do that.

 

[michael-fisch]

THIS!
You know that white coating inside a reg you are trying to service? The stuff that's impossible to wipe away? Old Christolube.
T-71 and T-66 don't do that.

Only if it also feels like coarse sand! Thank God it lubricates for the first couple of months after you gunk up your regs with it. Back in 94 I finally learned my lesson and have been usimg tiny qualtities of silicon grease instead of Christolube instead. 25 years later, my regs are all still working and I haven't had an O2 fire yet.

Michael