Should Weigh Safe Hitch Receiver Locking Pin Be Lubricated

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I am always concerned about the locking head being secured to the pin. Should the locking head be lubricated?

asked by: Dale C

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Hi Dale; you can lubricate the Weigh Safe Hitch Receiver Locking Pin # WS54CR but it isn't required. Make sure if you add anything it is a dry lubricant like powdered graphite so you don't actually attract dirt and cause unwanted problems.

expert reply by: Robin H

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Robin H.

10/30/2025

Hey Dale, how did things go after trying the dry lubricant on your Weigh Safe locking pin? Your experience could point others in the right direction.

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