Correct Grease for Blue Ox Sway Pro Weight Distribution System

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Hello, can you recommend a molybdenum grease available in size 3 oz tube for use with a miniinch grease gun for portability? The BlueOx SwayPro appears to require molybdenum grease and Im having trouble finding it in 3 oz tubes. Thank you.

asked by: Nathan

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We do carry the correct grease for the Blue Ox Sway Pro Weight Distribution System, the LubriMatic Moly EP Grease part # LM54FR. That said, it's only available in a 14 oz tube unfortunately. If you decide this will work we do carry grease guns for this size tube, the LubriMatic Ultimate Grease Gun part # L30480.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Yes, the UltraLube Biobased Moly EP Grease part #LM54FR is a molybdenum based grease so it will work with the Blue Ox Sway Pro Weight Distribution Systems like part #BXW1500.

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