Lubricant for tow bar arms

I used Tri-Flow for my tow bar arms and still use it any time something is going into my hitch receiver to make sure it releases easily. It is my go to spray lubricant.

Dave

Roadmaster recommends a dry silicone lubricant after cleaning with a water soluable cleaner and thorough drying.

I use Vaseline because it washes out of my pants..

Are you as,ing about a tow bar as in flat towing? Or a weight distributing hitch as in a travel trailer?

Reese Strait-Line recommends grease on the pivot sockets, and vaseline on the cam surfaces (if squealing).

I just use wheel bearing and chassis grease as I have lots of it for work.

I use white lithium on the pivot points on the hitch head and for the ball and I bought the pads to go on the L-brackets of my Equal-I-Zer brand hitch. Quieted down the noise a lot.

Dodge guy, I was asking about lube for flat tow extender arms.

Doug

Remove the rubber arm covers, clean well with WD-40 and wipe clean. Then use dry silicone to get rid of the WD-40. Reinstall and secure the rubber boots and you are good for another year or 2.