Do You Trust Hitch Locks?
I'm buying a tow bar to tow my Jeep behind my motorhome. I went to the auto parts store to buy a bolt to attach it to the receiver on the RV. The clerk showed me a product like this below which lock...
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dodge guy wrote:
Use a regular pin with the hole in it. Buy a padlock and Drill out the pin to the size of the lock. I did this when I had my WD hitch on the Excursion.
I currently have a similar pin as you shown. Had it with our sleds and now for the towbar. Haven’t had an issue with it!
I'm surmising that the OP doesn't have drilling out a hitch pin in his bag of tricks based on recent and not so recent posts. He didn't even know hitch pins existed, not does he realize that he doesn't need to remove the drawbar frequently, or ever unless he needs to change drawbars.
DallasSteve, get a locking hitch pin, keeps the honest people from stealing your hitch. I like Master lock ones.
Also a locking pin for the towbar is advisable if you're places you think you need to lock stuff up.
