What Lube Plate Should be Used with B and W Companion Hitch

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Hello, I have a BandW companion slider fifth-wheel hitch. What size lube plate would I need? Thank you Jerry

asked by: Jerry B

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Hey Jerry, for a B&W Companion hitch I recommend using a 10 inch diameter lube plate. We have the Reese Lube Plate, # RP83002, which is my top choice, and the Curt 10 inch Fifth Wheel Trailer Hitch Lube Plate, # 16721, both of which will work nicely with your Companion hitch.

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