Curt Class I and II Pin and Clip - 1/2" Diameter with Plastic Grip

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• Dimension of Pin Hole to Rubber Cover of Curt Hitch Pin # C21410
  The distance from the center of the pin hole to the rubber coating on the pin part # C21410 is 2.1 inches.
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• What is Difference Between Hitch Pin Diameters of 1-1/4 inch and 2 inch Hitches
  The Curt Class I and II Pin and Clip # C21410 is designed for use on 1-1/4 inch trailer hitches which do have 1/2 inch diameter hitch pin holes. The larger 5/8 inch hitch pins are used on the larger 2 inch hitch size. For that we have the part # C21510.
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• Availability of 1-1/4 hitch cover with American Flag
  The only trailer hitch cover that features a flag and is directly compatible with an 1-1/4 inch hitch receiver is our American Flag Trailer Hitch Cover, part # AUT2-FLAG-C. This premium hitch cover has a polished stainless steel base so you won't have to worry about rust or corrosion. To secure the hitch cover to your hitch, I recommend using a pin and clip # C21410 or a hitch lock like # 63147 which will not only prevent theft but also act as an anti-rattle device.
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• Correct Ball Mount for Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver 11307 on 2010 Cadillac CTS Sedan
  For a Class I hitch that fits your 2010 Cadillac CTS such as the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C11307, the hitch manufacturer specifies the exact ball mount that you will need to use with the hitch. For this hitch, the one that Curt specifies will be plenty long enough at 11-1/4 inches long, the Curt Drawbar # C45522. With this ball mount you will also need the Pin and Clip # C21410 and a hitch ball (which depends on the size of your trailer's coupler), either 1-7/8" Hitch Ball # C40001...
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• Does Buffalo Tools Scaffold Replacement Swivel Caster BTGSSI-C5 Include 1/2-Inch Pin
  The Buffalo Tools Scaffold Replacement Swivel Caster # BTGSSI-C5 does not include the 1/2-inch diameter pin required to secure it to the scaffold. You can use any of the following 1/2-inch diameter pins to secure the caster wheel to the scaffold. # C21410 # F4
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• Is it Easy for a Woman to Install Pin and Clip with Curt Trailer Hitched Installed on a Mini Cooper
  It is probably easier for a woman to insert or remove the hitch pin and clip once Curt trailer hitch # C11126 installed on a Mini. Without trying to sound sexist women tend to have smaller features and could reach in and place the pin in with more ease than a big, hairy man arm. Pin # C21410 is cushioned which would lessen the stress on the hands. Otherwise you would be looking at a locking hitch pin which would probably be even more difficult. Curt does state that when using this...
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• Ball Mount And Hitch Ball For Curt Class ll Trailer Hitch On 2014 Toyota RAV4
  To find the right ball mount you need to tow your Coleman Popup Camper level you can take a couple of quick measurements. Park the trailer and your RAV 4 on level ground. Measure from the top of the trailer receiver opening to the ground. Then measure from the ground to the bottom of the coupler on your trailer. If the hitch height is greater you need a ball mount with a drop. If the trailer coupler height is greater you need a ball mount with a rise. Take a look at your trailer coupler...
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• Replacement Drop Leg Pin for Ultra-Fab Electric Landing Gear
  It sounds like you are talking about landing gear like # UF17-943010. There are a couple of pins used in the drop legs on these landing gear jacks. I spoke with Ultra-Fab and found that the pin used is a 1/2 inch diameter. You can use a pin like # C21410 .
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• How to Secure the Mazda Hitch Cover part # AUT2-MAZ2B-C in a Hitch
  You would want to use a pin and clip like part # C21410 to secure the Mazda Hitch Cover part # AUT2-MAZ2B-C, or if you wanted to lock the cover into place you would want to use a hitch lock like part # 63147. I attached review videos for both products I mentioned.
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