Review of LubriMatic Tools - Grease and Lubricants - LM54FR Video

You are correct that in the Blue Ox SwayPro Owner's Manual they do recommend use molybdenum grease on both the hitch ball and the spring bars. The LubriMatic Moly EP Grease #LM54FR in a grease gun, such as #L30480, will work well. You could use…

You can definitely use the MORryde suspension bolts if that's what you're wanting to use. The correct kit depends on what your trailer is currently equipped with and how long your shackle straps are (see attached photo of where to measure).…

In order to confirm fit of the Road Armor Shock Absorbing Equalizer Kit part #LC696740 you simply need to measure the length of your existing equalizers from eye to eye on center. If they are 6" on center or close then the Road Armor Shock…

The Lippert #LC1565391 Center Point air suspension is compatible with trailers that have axles up to 8K in capacity with 1-3/4 inch wide leaf springs and standard equalizer hangers that measure at least 2-1/2 Inches in height from the center of the…

The Lippert Road Armor part #LC696740 that you referenced is most likely the correct kit you'd need but you'd want to measure the distance between the holes of your current equalizers. If they are 6 inches than this kit would fit. This is a…

I am not sure what the spacing is on your 2020 keystone Outback 210 URS but the Road Armor Shock Absorbing Equalizer Kit - Tandem Axle item #LC696740 bolt spacing is 6 inches wide, 4 3/8 inches from the top bolt hole to the side holes, and from the…

Yes, the Road Armor Shock Absorbing Equalizer Kit part #LC696740 will work in place of a 6-1/4" long equalizer. The 1/8" difference per side should not cause any issues. In regards to the height, there may be a slight lift to the trailer…

The grease that comes in our pre-greased hubs like the #AKHD-550-35-K is a lithium based grease. For bearing grease I recommend either the LubriMatic Multi-purpose lithium grease #L11315 or the LubriMatic LMX Industrial Strength Grease #L11390. This…

Weight distribution systems are somewhat heavy, but a simple setup like the Equal-i-zer part #EQ37040ET would be your best option. It has sway control built into the head and bars so the weight needed for it is pretty minimal. It weighs in at 67 lbs.…

With weight distribution systems like the Equal-I-Zer #EQ37040ET that you referenced you can back up and turn slightly but you basically can't jackknife the trailer as it will brake things. If you can imagine how tight of a turn you can get into…

Using a hitch extender is safe as long as you stay within the limits specified of 50 percent of the hitch and vehicle load capacity, and 350 lb tongue weight capacity of part #HE06. The other option to provide additional clearance from your spare…

I would say to be safe you may as well remove the grease and replace it. Red grease like the part #L11390 is the heaviest duty grease we offer for trailer hubs so it is what we recommend. It's also waterproof too.