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Read articles →This short video focuses on one specific habit: wiping down exposed hydraulic cylinder rods after every use and applying a light coat of oil to protect seals from dust, sand, and corrosion. The owner draws the practice from an aircraft maintenance background and briefly extends it to front power-steering cylinders in winter. Most useful for eMax 20 owners curious about simple cylinder-care routines.
Posted by the RCAFpolarexpress channel, whose description references aircraft maintenance experience, suggesting an owner-operator perspective rather than a dealership or commercial source.
To avoid putting too much dust or sand on the seal, the same reason the owner cleaned cylinders when working on aircraft, then applies a light coat of oil for corrosion protection.
Yes, the owner cleans and oils the front power-steering cylinders in winter for protection against wind and water, even without rear brake access.
Inspect fluid level, tire pressure, and general condition, then start the engine and wait for engine, transmission, and hydraulic oil to warm up before use.
