Say goodbye to rust and corrosion with this pin's zinc-plated finish. Whether exposed to rain, snow, or salt, this hitch pin maintains its sleek look and robust performance, making it a reliable choice for all weather conditions.
Ensuring a stable and secure connection to your trailer hitch receiver, the 5/8-inch diameter is tailored for Class III, IV, and V hitches. Its precise fit guarantees that your towing setup stays intact without any unwanted movement or jostling.
No need to swap out pins for different setups. Designed to accommodate both 2-inch and 2-1/2-inch hitch receivers, this versatile pin and clip offer a seamless transition between various towing needs, providing flexibility and convenience for multi-vehicle owners.
Forget about the complexities of securing your hitch accessories. With its easy-to-use retaining clip, this pin locks in place with simplicity and reliability. It's a quick-release solution for anyone looking to save time during their towing setups.
Crafted from high-quality steel, this hitch pin stands up to the demands of frequent and heavy-duty towing. Its robust build ensures longevity, making it a steadfast partner for all your towing adventures.
With a generous 3-3/16 inch usable length, this pin offers ample room to secure thicker hitch designs without compromising on stability or security. It's the perfect choice for those who need a little extra span to accommodate various towing setups.
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What's up, everybody. It's A.J. with etrailer.com Today, we're gonna be checking out this 5/8 hitch pin from Curt. So it's gonna be used for towing accessories, just a quick pin and clip to throw in there, to make sure this doesn't go anywhere. Let's check it out. You see I can just pull the clip off there, and remove our pin.
And this is what you're gonna get. It's gonna be great for those hitch-mounted accessories. You see, it just slides right there, on a two-inch by two-inch hitch. That way it stays in place. And it's gonna be good for, if you don't leave your accessories on there all the time, you're not really worried about security all that much, 'cause there are locking hitch pins you can get as well.
So that's if you're gonna keep it in the hitch for a long time, and you just don't wanna worry about it, but this is better for maybe you only use the ball mount every once in a while, you just wanna throw it in there and get started. You're gonna throw it right back in the back of the truck when you're done. Or maybe if you're in a state with stinger laws and you can't leave this on here all the time, you don't wanna leave it locked up, so you just pull that pin and clip, and throw it in the side. The pin and clip are gonna be steel construction, with a zinc finish on there. So that means it's not gonna rust or corrode if you leave it out in the elements.
So that's one less thing to worry about if you do leave your accessory in all the time. So this isn't just for ball mounts either, it's most hitch accessories, if they don't come with their own threaded pin or their own special brand of pin, it's gonna be one of these is what secures it to the hitch. So it doesn't hurt to have one, definitely nice for, like I said, a quick unpin, pull it out, swap out your accessory, or just put your accessory away when you're done with it. Not something you worry about leaving on there and locking up. Well, I think that does it.
Thanks for hanging out, and I hope this helps..
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