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Old 09-08-2008, 06:42 AM
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Originally Posted by prime rib View Post
I usually park on level ground then back up lightly against the kingpin
and set my parking brake at the same time.
That usually does it.
It also helps if you grease the pin every coupla weeks, too.

This is all I've ever had to do with a 5th wheel pin^

Now trailer axle pins can be a *****, sometimes the handles are bent and it becomes a two person operation, just be very careful. I carry a rubber chock with me and also a spray can of silicone lubricant. If I have trouble sliding the axles I first spray the lube on the top of the rails wherever I can, then slide the axles all the way back, spray again, slide forward, spray again.

Then I have no problems.
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