Chris Sunkin

5th wheels are greased because they bear a much heavier load. On a ball, tongue weight is about 10& of the total trailer weight. On a 5th wheel, it can be 50%

For me, no grease on the ball. I'd rather replace a ball than deal with grease all over everything. I have enough problems with the dents in my shins from whacking into it already- grease would add insult to injury.

RunninHotRacing163.1

I run mine dry , and when we used to grease them we had ground problems

bgchuby01

Chris your first mate is suppose to grease your ball s.

RunninHotRacing163.1

Dock Holiday

A little bit goes a long way.

I put just a very small amount on the top of the ball when I'm hooking up and I clean it off completely on the ball and in the coupler when I disconnect.

No question that it will prolong the life of the ball and coupler.

danh63

I usually put a little on and then I wash it out of my pant leg later.

Sydwayz

iTrader: (1)

I keep a 2 & 5/16's ball cover right inside the tailgate hanging on the cargo hook. Its always close when I unhitch the trailer.

I get more grease on me from the sides of the surge break coupler than the ball.

Jammin'

I just spit on it and ease it in .

Enough serious replies.

bgchuby01

I like them to hang

http://www.bullsballs.com/

Screamin' Seamen'

[QUOTE=Jammin';2567865]I just spit on it and ease it in .