King pin lock

azdryheat wrote:
I have insurance and no pin lock.

But a pin lock is a lot less then a deductible. And a whole lot less
trouble. Just a thought.

Helmsey wrote:
I have been using this since 2012: Clicky

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We used one of these on our semi-trailer in the mid-‘90’s, and have continued to use them on our 5er’s. Nothing will stop a determined thief.....but this may send him/her ( notice how politically correct) to “greener pastures”!

I have a king pin lock and only use it when I feel the need. Typically when stored. I had a storage place that was less than desirable. Someone broke into the front compartment but didn't take anything and another time they attempted to steal my awning and hardware. Needless to say I'm no longer there. I think theft of articles is a lot more common then the actual theft of the 5th wheel.

Go to sBay and search on king pin lock. There are many differat brands.

Good luck!

Dave

I have insurance and no pin lock.

When we camp or rv park I've never used one. However if were going to be gone several days and leave the 5th wheel in its shed at home I keep a 12" long piece of 3/8" grade 70 transport chain and a big padlock around the king pin

Never used one, and never felt the need.

Just pull the fuse to your front jacks.

I use this one King Pin Lock but although it works fine, I don't like that you have to keep turning the key to lock/unlock it. Kind of a pain in the neck.

I don't use anything and then again I don't park in areas that are prone to theft. I think there is a slim chance that someone says " Hey lets go by this location, maybe there's a fifth wheel we can steal".

We use the same as Helmsey.