Lubricate wheels on a 2.1 doser?

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I got my Doser 2.1 used the wheels and tubing where replaced by me when I got it. There was no lube on any of it so I assumed it didn’t need any. However when I got my Maxi Doser the wheels are lubed. Hence the reason I’m asking If I need to lube the wheels and secondly, with what?

The Maxi looks like it has a clear synthetic teflon lube.

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A quick search shows Silicon grease.

 
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Different head design, different requirements.
It is not necessary to lube the D2.1 tube.
 

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