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Originally Posted by D W
I just use a locking hitch pin for that. Once camping season starts I don't remove the shank/hitch head until the season is over. Throw a tennis ball over the ball and I'm done. Not going to pull the hitch off and have to put it back on at every stop.
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I use a locking hitch pin too. I have to remove the shank and hitch head after each trip as I park my truck in the garage and if I don't the hitch head would end up in a closet
Some use the bolt/nut approach because it's cheaper than a locking hitch pin and you know how that goes. Cheaper rules in a lot of cases.
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