Old-Biscuit wrote: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.
Well I guess I was not talking about you.
I am not an iddiot, I know exactly how easily the locks could be removed. As they say it keeps the honest people honest!
And no "hangup" here. I give my opinion on a product and it gets "SOME" people all in a tizzy. If that does not apply to you just carry on.
Old-Biscuit wrote: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.
I lock mine down also. Sure the padlocks can be defeated quite easily, but it just might prevent someone from taking that little extra time to take it.
Old-Biscuit wrote: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.
I agree. Also agree it's a great hitch.
I wouldn't try to lock it down either. As was said earlier the lack of market will keep it safe enough. When I worked the sour gas fields in east Texas I used to have a Scott Air Pack in the back of the truck. Couldn't lock it up because that might have killed me if I needed it. That $1000 or so air pack road in its case in the back of one truck or another for over 10 years and was never touched. A loose chain or boomer wouldn't last more than a day or three....
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.
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.;)
