to disk or not to disk

Ya simply gotta love the PUlrite. Simply an awesome hitch.
I do not regret spending the extra coin on that unit one bit.

stk

If it's the disc on the hitch. Used one on conventional hitches for over 15 years, the PulRite super-glide doesn't need one, or I would still be using one.

I have used them since I first bought a fifth wheel. The first one I bought lasted 8 seasons and was still in good condition when I traded in. I also put one on our new fifth wheel. I have not used grease on the hitch but can imagine it can get messy, and if there is grease around I will get some on me.

Have used a disk since day one. On my second one in two years, make sure its tight up against the pin box or it will get crushed sliding onto the hitch, oops.

Definitely use the Teflon disc but don't forget to grease the pin and jaws.

I'm going to stick my neck out and assume you are referring to the lube plate for the hitch.

I can't comment on not using a lube plate. Have been using it for 5 years. Have nothing negative to say. I'm glad I don't have to deal with the grease part?

jffnkrn wrote:
New to the fifth wheel thing. We pick up our new unit in just over a week. I have the hitch, Reese 16k with manual slide, bought used and had installed. Please share the advantage of using. Thanks Jeff

You asking about the plastic disk on the pin or disk brakes?