Replacement Storage Pin for Demco and etrailer Tow Bars - Qty 1

Video Transcript for Demco and etrailer Tow Bars Storage Pin Replacement Review

Hello everybody Clayton here at etrailer.com Here at etrailer, we install, test and review a lot of different products. To help you as a customer and make a more educated decision before your purchase. Today we're going to be taking a look at it and I'll be showing you how to install a replacement locking pin for Demco and etrailer tow bars. Our locking pins allow us to put our tow bar in the stored position whenever we're not flat-towing. As you can see right here there's going to be a pin that locks under this collar that keeps our tow bar from moving whenever we do put it into this position. Now this pin goes right through the top of our tow bar right here, as you can see, ours is missing.

So that's why we need to replace it. And there is no need to buy a whole new tow bar when you can replace the simple part to make it work perfect for you. Now, there are going to be a few different scenarios that you might be replacing. This pen. One is minimize, lose this eclip.

And if that's the case you can pick up a new eclip at etrailer or this can might break just by being used for a long time, or it might be bent. It is definitely something that you guys are going to be able to replace at home. So as you can see whenever we put our tow bar arm over the serve position it still hangs down because we're missing that tab. And that definitely is not good because we don't want them bouncing around on the bottom of that joint. So let's go ahead and get this replaced.

All we're going to do is take our new pin, drop that into that hole, and we're going to rotate our arm up exposing the groove on the bottom With that groove there, we just want to take our eclip slide it over that groove. Just like so grab a pair of needle nose pliers or even a flat bladed screwdriver. You're just gonna put pressure down on that clip to lock it into position. You want to make sure that it locks all the way around that groove in our pin. Now we can put it into the locking position.

All we're going to do is lift up on our arm rotate that over until that pin lines up with our plate. Just like so, and now it's locked in. We're not going to have to worry about it. And that's going to do it for our look at and our quick installation of the replacement locking pin for our etrailer. And Demco tow bars..