Best Way to Lubricate RV Torklift GlowSteps

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I can not find any information about recommended lubrication for these steps. We have had them for several years. We love them, but would like to remove some of the stiffness opening and closing the steps that has developed over the years. Thank you for any information you can provide.

asked by: Brigitte M

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For lubricating RV folding steps like your Torklift Glowsteps part # TLA8004 the best lube is a dry silicone lube like the part # RM-747 since it won't attract dirt and road grime like most lubes would.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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