nylon disc
Just got a new B&W hitch an was wondering if there is one nylon disc better or are they all about the same. Had a pullrite hitch before so never used one.
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- How would it work to make one out of a cutting board?
- yes, far better than grease.
even if you over pay at a rv dealer. they are worth it.
great thought, bottom of a five gallon bucket.
. Dtank wrote:
Cummins12V98 wrote:
If you want to save a buck cut the bottom out of a 5 gallon bucket. the circle on the bottom is the exact size to cut the hole. I have one as a backup.
Put that on your Bucket List..:W
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Good one!Cummins12V98 wrote:
If you want to save a buck cut the bottom out of a 5 gallon bucket. the circle on the bottom is the exact size to cut the hole. I have one as a backup.
Put that on your Bucket List..:W
.- Great call on the B&W!
The jaws are so thick on the B&W that the standard 1/4" thick disk makes it hard to see when the weight is off the hitch. Hensley sells a 1/8" thick disk that is not cheap but it does make it easier to unhitch. Some will say they have no problem with the 1/4" disk and B&W. I am saying it makes it much easier!
If you want to save a buck cut the bottom out of a 5 gallon bucket. the circle on the bottom is the exact size to cut the hole. I have one as a backup. - I like the orange one that is attached to the hitch.
- I've tried two different 5th wheel lube plates. The traditional Reese white nylon and the black Whisper Disk from Lippert.
I had retention issues with the Reese on my B&W Companion.
The Whisper disc is very nice and seems to wear less.
I prefer the Whisper disk, but it is more expensive. - Nylon is all the same. Get the correct size to cover the pin box plate
