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I just bought some lithium grease today to put on our hitch ball and anti-sway arms while pulling our trailer. We were out practicing backing maneuvers yesterday, and the groans and creaks were loud. Pulls like a dream though...the funny thing is the X is so quiet in comparison that you can now hear all the creaks and groans from the tow hitch and trailer that it's a little freaky.
Did that with my camper once ... and only once. My next time out the trailer swayed back and forth in one situation very very badly. Normally it was fine but that sure makes it sway when it did sway. I'd suggested rubbing it with light sand paper instead (100 or 220 grit) instead of superlubing it.I just bought some lithium grease today to put on our hitch ball and anti-sway arms while pulling our trailer. We were out practicing backing maneuvers yesterday, and the groans and creaks were loud. Pulls like a dream though.
my wife and I test drove a MX recently, when she found out it could potentially haul her horses around it suddenly became a possibility for us to get one.
is anyone using their MX to haul horses, can you tell me a little about your experience.
I am curious about any experience people have had pulling a loaded horse trailer with a Model X for any appreciable distances (100-150 miles) and over back roads. Thanks much for any insight!