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Maybe this is a good place to ask this...
I have a 1950s era Black & Decker electric hedge trimmer. What do I lubricate the blades with...should I have to lubricate the blades?
It sounds like it's binding, but could that be something like when an electric starter goes bad on a car and fails to make good contact? Could binding blades cause the electric bits to do that...could it hurt them permanently?
I just used the thing one time, and it started making an occasional high-pitched noise near the end, like when an electric hair trimmer binds up.
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