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The L-pins on My Equal-i-zer Sway Control Hitch | Notice tha… | Flickr
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Notice that the L-pin barely contains the arm, with the corner of the L-pin grinding up against the corner of the arm. It doesn't start out this way, but quickly works itself into this configuration while towing. This makes me a little nervous that the arm may eventually work its way out completely. Also, it makes a grinding noise while turning that I've been unable to completely alleviate by applying grease.
Is this how it works for other people? Are my L-pins defective? Do I have something installed incorrectly?
<i>Cross-posted to <a href="https://www.airforums.com/forums/f464/l-pins-are-grinding-against-the-sway-bars-on-my-equal-i-zer-sway-control-hitch-52799.html#post711759" rel="noreferrer nofollow">Airstream Knowledge Sharing Forums</a>.</i>
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