Hi Thomas! The distance from the center of the hitch pin hole to the center of the ball on the #BW77BR is 13-5/8". This is designed to fit a 2-1/2" receiver with a 10k rating for the 2" and 21k rating for the 2-5/16" ball. What…
It sure will Hans and congrats on the new Outback! The Redarc Tow-Pro Link Bluetooth Brake Controller item #RED57AR is going to work great with your 2026 Subaru Outback Wilderness. Since you have the factory tow package, all you'll need to do is…
Hello Ben, Thanks for writing in! Yes! The WeatherTech Front Auto Floor Mats #WT54TZ you were looking at are made specifically for the factory vinyl floor in your 2026 Ram 2500. For the rear, WeatherTech does not have a matching custom-fit rear mat…
The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…
Hey Andrew. The Redarc Tow-Pro link will indeed work just fine for your 2026 Toyota BZ, and due to it not needing a brake output wire you do not need to hook up the brake out put wire at all. You'll plug the USCAR pig tail #20147 into the Tow-Pro…
Hey Ben, the deciding factor is really where your current jack mounts and whether you want it to stay in that same location. If your enclosed trailer already has a standard A-frame jack opening and you’re happy with the jack staying in the center,…
Hey Robert! That Stromberg Carlson foot won't work but we actually do have the replacement SnapPad for your leveling system. The Replacement Pad for SnapPad Jack Stand Pad System - 9" Round Jack Foot #SP54FR is what you need. It works with…
Hi Tracy, The etrailer Replacement Fabric for etrailer Slide-Out Topper part #e65QV is 96" wide (8ft) and 48" (4ft) deep. It will work with etrailer brand and Solera slide out toppers. The replacement fabric is also packaged with poly cord.…
Good question, Aaron. Since your main detail is the GM MultiPro tailgate, I’d be careful here. The B&W Tow & Stow for 2-1/2" receivers #BWTS20066BMP is specifically listed as compatible with the GM MultiPro tailgate, so if tailgate…
A 4-Way trailer connector has the basic lighting functions only; running lights, left turn signal and brake lights, right turn signal and brake lights, and ground. A 7-Way has these functions and a 12 volt circuit, a circuit for electric trailer…
Hey Noah, so the vertical bike racks like the Thule Revert #TH73VA are so tall they end up putting quite a bit more leverage and torque on the hitch they are installed in. This is why Curt doesn't want you to use them with their hitches like the…
Hey Chris! The etrailer Trailer Hitch Pin and Clip #e45TR doesn't have an actual rating. This is designed to work with accessories up to Class V and in general it can handle whatever your hitch can. That being said, it looks like the AirSafe…
Hitch Pins and Clips with Clevis Pin for easy handling
Choose hitch pins and clips with a Clevis Pin when you want simple, straight-through security and easy handling. Match the pin diameter to your receiver—1/2" for 1-1/4" hitches or 5/8" for 2"—and pick a length that gives you room for the clip; large loop handles are easier on hands but need clearance. Not designed to replace fifth wheel hitch or toad baseplate pins.
Ratings for this style of clevis pin are typically not measured or listed. Steel pins like these have capacity that far exceeds what they're used with, so manufacturers often do not test for capacity or tensile strength. Using a bolt with washers is not a good idea, as it is not near as strong as receiver pins.
No. A clevis pin is not designed for securing a 5th-wheel hitch or a towed-vehicle baseplate. Use the stock pins supplied for those systems. If you're unsure, stick with the hardware specified for your hitch or baseplate rather than swapping to a clevis-style pin.
Choose a length that spans your receiver and gives you room to insert the clip. Measure from the shoulder/collar to the clip hole and compare to the outside width you need to pass through. A straight clevis pin can help reduce deforming the through holes versus angled designs. A loop handle can be easier on your hands, but confirm you have clearance for a larger handle.
Match the clevis pin to your accessory's pin hole. If the hole is 1/2", you're limited to pins designed for 1-1/4" receivers. If your accessory uses a 5/8" pin, a 5/8" clevis pin can work and the grab handle can make removal easier. Lifting up slightly on the rack while pulling the pin can help. Check clearance for the handle as it can be large.