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Old 12-08-2007, 09:46 PM   #1 (permalink)
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B&W Companion 5er

I'll be using a B&W Companion 5th wheel for towing trailers as an RV transporter.

My only experience is with semi 5th wheels. Not much info/literature from the maker, what/how to grease the 5th wheel. I plan on spraying lithium on the moving parts but what about the head? Will the teflon sheets hold up for heavy daily use.

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Re: B&W Companion 5er

Teflon plate has worked very well for me and no mess.
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Re: B&W Companion 5er

Teflon plate will last a year or more and they are not expensive.
Lithium on the other parts will be fine. I went from a draw-tite to my B & W companion and I really like the companion and how it leaves a flat bed when not in the truck.

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