cam lube?
#3
If your bow is a fairly new bow then you don't lube anything. The cams should have sealed bearings and the lube isn't going to penetrate the seals any way. Leave them alone.
If it is old enough to have bushings then those are self lubricating and do not need additional lubrication.
Lubrication only serves to attract dirt and dust and create wear on the bushings.
If it is old enough to have bushings then those are self lubricating and do not need additional lubrication.
Lubrication only serves to attract dirt and dust and create wear on the bushings.
#4
If your bow is a fairly new bow then you don't lube anything. The cams should have sealed bearings and the lube isn't going to penetrate the seals any way. Leave them alone.
If it is old enough to have bushings then those are self lubricating and do not need additional lubrication.
Lubrication only serves to attract dirt and dust and create wear on the bushings.
If it is old enough to have bushings then those are self lubricating and do not need additional lubrication.
Lubrication only serves to attract dirt and dust and create wear on the bushings.



