Saw this on their website and thought I'd pass it on as I haven't seen it shared here yet. The "L" pin has been redesigned. It will be shipped with the new units or can be ordered separately for use on your older hitch. http://www.equalizerhitch.com/News/article.php?articleid=28Not a huge design change but for folks, like me, who tend to lose "fiddly bits" like pins and such.... well, it might be a good replacement option ;-)

ClickySeems like a nice incremental change if they are durable. One less thing to loose is good. For me anyway. ;)

This would be great if it works. Now if they can just figure out something like this for the other side of the bar. Those pins are smaller and hard to get my fat fingers on.

BayouBoys wrote:This would be great if it works. Now if they can just figure out something like this for the other side of the bar. Those pins are smaller and hard to get my fat fingers on.They actually have an upgraded pin for that too. Clicky

rightyouareken wrote:They actually have an upgraded pin for that too. ClickyYou can get the Hitch Pins (with the loop attached), just like the one shown, for both locations (hitch head and L-Brackets) at any Farm and Home or Tractor Supply store. I've replaced my pins with those and they work great and are harder to lose.

I order a replacement kit online and received the new one... It was not what was pictured when I ordered (Old style).. I called the vendor and they told me what you wrote above... The new design actually works better and faster IMO...

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mikedboyd
Explorer
Jun 04, 2013
rightyouareken wrote:

They actually have an upgraded pin for that too.

Clicky

You can get the Hitch Pins (with the loop attached), just like the one shown, for both locations (hitch head and L-Brackets) at any Farm and Home or Tractor Supply store. I've replaced my pins with those and they work great and are harder to lose.
rightyouareken
Explorer
Jun 04, 2013
BayouBoys wrote:
This would be great if it works. Now if they can just figure out something like this for the other side of the bar. Those pins are smaller and hard to get my fat fingers on.

They actually have an upgraded pin for that too.

Clicky
BayouBoys
Explorer
Jun 04, 2013
This would be great if it works. Now if they can just figure out something like this for the other side of the bar. Those pins are smaller and hard to get my fat fingers on.
Farm_Camp
Explorer
Jun 04, 2013
Clicky

Seems like a nice incremental change if they are durable. One less thing to loose is good. For me anyway. ;)

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