Lock for B&W Companion hitch

No, I didn't. This is the locking handles on the mounting pucks. The 1105's have a 1/4" shackle that fit thru the holes. They also are wider than most locks with a 1/4" shackle. The 1105's shackle is to short for the handle however. It will go thru, but you cant't lock it. You would have to drill the pins holding the head on like Cummins did.

2012Coleman wrote:

jaycocamprs wrote:
I use 4 American Lock A1105. 1 on each corner, and 1 on my Progressive Industries EMS-PT50. All keyed the same. You should be able to get then at any Locksmith. They won't stop someone who really wants your stuff. But they will make someone look for something easier to steal, or prevent tampering.

Did you have to do any drilling?

You are NOT going to find a padlock to fit those tiny holes. You will have to drill them out.

jaycocamprs wrote:
I use 4 American Lock A1105. 1 on each corner, and 1 on my Progressive Industries EMS-PT50. All keyed the same. You should be able to get then at any Locksmith. They won't stop someone who really wants your stuff. But they will make someone look for something easier to steal, or prevent tampering.

Did you have to do any drilling?

I use 4 American Lock A1105. 1 on each corner, and 1 on my Progressive Industries EMS-PT50. All keyed the same. You should be able to get then at any Locksmith. They won't stop someone who really wants your stuff. But they will make someone look for something easier to steal, or prevent tampering.

Cummins12V98 wrote:
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UH I only have 5 locks on my RVK3600. :B

:)

OK, went out and took new pics. Like I said bend the pins to 90 degrees. I drilled the holes larger to fit the small MasterLock. I also countersunk the holes, made the padlock fit better.

As always I am here to serve all the members of the "B&W HeavyWeight FanBoy Club"

Signed,

Your President

fj12ryder wrote:

2012Coleman wrote:
I was fishing for a response from Cummins12V98 since I've seen pictures of his hitch with a lock...

"A Lock"? More like a half dozen of them, none of which will even slow down someone wanting his hitch. I mean how strong can a padlock that small be? And if someone is willing to try and steal a 400 lb. hitch, I'm sure they'll come prepared. Not like hitch theft is a spur-of-the-moment thing. :)

Let's be realistic. The head portion that can easily be removed is not all that heavy.

UH I only have 5 locks on my RVK3600. :B

Reminds me of Crocodile Dundee: "That's not a lock...this is a lock." :)

Something like this might slow down a thief.

fj12ryder wrote:

2012Coleman wrote:
I was fishing for a response from Cummins12V98 since I've seen pictures of his hitch with a lock...

"A Lock"? More like a half dozen of them, none of which will even slow down someone wanting his hitch. I mean how strong can a padlock that small be? And if someone is willing to try and steal a 400 lb. hitch, I'm sure they'll come prepared. Not like hitch theft is a spur-of-the-moment thing. :)

So maybe you should have quoted the part of my post which address your point. Basically, I want the lock regardless of how easy it would be for a prepared thief to steal it. At least I could tell the insurance company it was locked. And it weighs around 275 lbs.