How to Remove the Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock Part # e98880

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I unlocked it. Now how to remove it all the way off of the trailer!?

asked by: Tylene

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The Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock part # e98880 is threaded on the end where the lock is located. Once the key has been inserted into the locking cylinder you will then need to rotate it counterclockwise until the threaded section is no longer attached. You may need to hold the opposite end of the lock to help keep it from spinning with the locking core.

You can see this process done in the video I have attached for you.

expert reply by: Conner L

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