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The most parts i now what they are . And i am going to exchange my old screwdriver from various makers for this Bergeon . But i am wondering what the oils are . Moebius 8141 . What is the use for that ? D-5 and some other oils and grease i can't see what they are ? Hope i did a bargain buy . £150 

 

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If the kit is genuine Bergeon you have done OK Roger.

Regarding the oil:-

"Moebius 8141

This is a medium-weight, non-synthetic lubricant often specified for train wheels and highly recommended for mainsprings. This is an essential for mainsprings, but I usually use Synt-A-Lube 9020 on the higher-torque train wheels.

FB-929

$16.95 "

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Then i can use it on a FHF150 i am working on now .On the mainspring . 20 ML is a lot . The oilers and the loupes i will probably sell as i have some new loupes . The hands remover i would keep if it's a Bergeon as the cheap ones i have now are crap . 

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