What Lube Plate Should I Use With A Pullrite 5th Wheel Hitch?

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I need a Pullrite OE series 24k lube plate. D0 you have any suggestions?

asked by: Stanley W

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It looks like you are already on the right track. A 10" lube plate like the Curt # 16721 would work great with your Pullrite 5th wheel hitch. According to the folks at Pullrite you can also use their dry lubricant graphite spray, but a lube plate will basically do the same thing with no greasy mess.

expert reply by: Jesse M

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Answer 5

Using a lube plate is very simple. Simply slide it over the king pin on the trailer before hitching up. The lube plate prevents metal to metal contact of the king pin on the head unit of the fifth wheel hitch making hitching up easier. No grease is…

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