Originally Posted By: elmcannic
I've heard that dry rails can play havoc on the drives. Just my two cents.


Certainly can. When the drive lifts the brake any additional load increases current draw so I have had quite a few main breaker trips or current o/loads on drives. Incidentally that can be for any type of control too. Also don't assume the rails are dry it could be that they have shifted on their bolts. I have never understood why companies didn't include roller guides with these MRL types and the difference isn't that big.