Fifth Wheel Lube Plate ????
I am in the process of moving from a TT to a FW. Is a lube plate necessary? or is grease better? . . . . :h Are all lube plates the same or is one brand better than another.
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Helmsey wrote:C.B. wrote:
Just a word of caution. If you use a Pullrite hitch DO NOTuse a lube plate.
Tolerances are to tight.
C.B.
I don't have any issues on mine. I have the 20k ISR hitch and use the same lube plate I've been using for a couple years now.
You are correct it is tight but there is plenty of room.
I have used one on my Super Fifth for the last 10 years with no issue.
You just have to come in slightly high when hitching up so that you are lifting the trailer as you hitch up. Also eliminates high hitching.
