Stolen tow bars
Second time this year friends have had their towing equipment stolen off the rear of their coaches. If your tow bar is attached to your coach by a quick release pin, change it to a grade 8 bolt and ...
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doc brown wrote:dcbrewer wrote:Tom N wrote:
I use one of these locking hitch pins. Available everywhere.
Same one I use!!
Ditto, going on 13 years. Use on my Blue Ox tow bar set up.
Buddy of mine just had one of these shear in half, towing a car trailer with his new mustang on it while moving from NC to TN, pulling it with his class 3, he said it was really windy but that the pin was new he had just bought it for the trip. Luckily his wife was following and was on the phone with him when it happened. They got stopped without any damage, safety chains did the job. I recommend the Master Lock series of pin locks, the fit really tight and the key part is at a 90 degree angle, which is why I bought it, my electrical light hook up is in the way for the strait pin lock.
