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- fj12ryderExplorer IIII really think the market in stolen B&W hitch heads is pretty minimal. I don't do anything special.
- Old-BiscuitExplorer III
Cummins12V98 wrote:
zb39 wrote:
If I pull 2 pins the head pops right off. Any way to lock it. I would hate for it to walk off.
Been locking my B&W head since my first one in 2005.
Of course been criticized for doing so many times by the B&W haters.;)
Difference in opinion....not hater.
That's your hangup
I think they are a great hitch and very innovative.
Reality check is those puny little locks do NOTHING except give false sense of security.
I don't even need bolt cutter or battery powered cutoff.
A ball peen hammer will do. - Cummins12V98Explorer III
zb39 wrote:
If I pull 2 pins the head pops right off. Any way to lock it. I would hate for it to walk off.
Been locking my B&W head since my first one in 2005.
Of course been criticized for doing so many times by the B&W haters.;) - Old-BiscuitExplorer IIISmall bolt cutters make quick work of mini locks........just saying
Thought the whole idea/concept behind having a B&W was ease of removal.
So remove it when not towing to be completely safe.
Now a days it is very difficult to make things theft proof.
Thieves have portable tools/high power battery paks that make their job of stealing easier than ever before.
I know....not a helpful post.
Just a reality check. Anything you do that stops a theft just makes it a PITA for you and defeats the reason for having it. - ronniedean1234ExplorerWhat I did is where the 2 keys go in to the pin, I drilled out the holes a little larger and installed miniature locks...
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