Lube Plate Recommendation for Curt Q20 Fifth Wheel Hitch
Updated 06/15/2017 | Published 06/14/2017
Question:
Im waiting on a Q20 Curt sliding hitch I just purchased from E-Trailer. Wondering if the Curt hitch needs the lube plate when pulling with my trailer? I have used a lube plate with my older Reese 16K slider but wasnt sure if Curt recommended one or not? I do not want to damage the new fifth wheel hitch either way. Thanks
asked by: Ross M
Expert Reply:
Using a lube plate like the part # 16721 would be a great idea with your Curt Q20 fifth wheel hitch part # C16130. The hitches comes with this lube plate but if you were ever in need of replacing it this would be the part number.
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Curt Lube Plate for 5th Wheel Trailer Hitches - 10" Diameter
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