Whats the industry's best anti-theft locking hitch pins for both hitch and tow bar? I just spent a good deal of money for a Aladen tow bar and everything needed to flat tow and i want to keep everything.
You might want to look at "Bolt Hitch locks". They can be coded to your vehicle key. Not sure what type of lock you need, but they several types. Hope this info will help.
Whats the industry's best anti-theft locking hitch pins for both hitch and tow bar? I just spent a good deal of money for a Aladen tow bar and everything needed to flat tow and i want to keep everything.
I got mine from TCS and I use it all the time, I have had a hitch stolen and one time someone removed my pin as a joke
My reply "...a REAL plus" was a POSITIVE reply. We all carry too many keys as it is - having all three locks of the Blue Ox makes it so much easier. Only one key to unlock all three? That is a plus in my book. Right now I have 2 pins; one for my Ready Brake to MH and the other is Alpha hitch to Ready Brake. Two separate keys and a real PITA.
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Most hitch pins can be broken in seconds with a pipe. And then you have to push the trailer back or the TV forward. Wouldn't it be easier to disconnect at the ball?
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Most hitch pins can be broken in seconds with a pipe. And then you have to push the trailer back or the TV forward. Wouldn't it be easier to disconnect at the ball?
There is no ball interconnect for motorhomes with a toad being flat towed. At least in this thread.
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