Hello Adam, we meet again! I have two options for a lock that fits your Gen-Y Hitch Gooseneck Pin Box #GY38FR. The first is the InfiniteRule Lock for Gen-Y Hitch SnapLatches #IR48FR. This runs through that hole on the back of the latch to secure it,…
Hey Jeff, I attached a picture that shows how the InfiniteRule Lock for Gen-Y Hitch SnapLatches #IR48FR and the part #GY87TQ is designed to attach to a Gen-Y gooseneck coupler with the SnapLatch system. If you have the older model without the…
Randy, great question. Since the Furrion Chill Cube part #FR49TD uses a variable speed compressor, the startup draw is under 5 amps and ramps up gradually instead of hitting a large spike like a traditional rooftop AC. In real-world demonstration,…
Hello Kevin, I can most definitely get you the brakes and hubs needed for your 2017 Grand Design 376th. I do not have a database that tells me exactly what was put on each trailer, but based on my research your 2017 Grand Design 376th should have a…
Hey Michael! The Curt #C93VV does seem low since it is a Class III. However, that is accurate according to Curt. It looks like the connection to the receiver tube is probably the week point, and it is the same as the Class I but with a 2"…
Hey Keith, nice 5th wheel! We do have what you need to get power from your vehicle to the Brinkley. The Victron Orion XS #VN93VR is what I recommend. This DC to DC charger will allow you to safely charge your batteries with your 2023 F-350…
Hey Steve, thanks for the pictures! I was able to use the S/N to identify the pin box, which is in fact the Rhino Box. I would choose the B&W Gooseneck Pin Box #BW23RV over the Shocker Hitch #SHK99YR for your 2026 Alliance Avenue 25RL. B&W…
Welcome back Bob and thanks for the information. Like a standard ball mount the Lock N Roll Articulating Hitch item #336VS511 is not going to do anything to address trailer way. There are no weight distribution systems with built in sway control that…
Hi Mike! Yes, this kit part #BW75RV comes with everything you need to make the conversion to a gooseneck connection on your 2026 Ford F-250 Super Duty 6-3/4 Foot Bed with puck system. It includes the replacement gooseneck pin box that is compatible…
Since you have a Bulldog gooseneck coupler the correct lock for you is Blaylock EZ Lock Gooseneck Coupler Lock item #BLTL-50-40D. This lock has a narrower bracket feature than the Blaylock EZ Lock Gooseneck Coupler Lock item #BLTL-55-40D which is…
Hey Andrew, the Blue Ox Hitch part #BLU42UR that you referenced does fit your 2021 Buick Encore GX that has the hands free liftgate but you would need to sweep your foot to the sides of the hitch to get it to work. This is very common for hitch…
Hey Dave. The T5079 RV Designer Entrance Door Lock item #RD68SR is made of a die-cast zinc alloy for the housing and handles. The strike plate, plunger load pins and plunger end plates are made of steel. The parts are then black powder coated and…
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Gooseneck Trailer Locks with Keyed Alike convenience
Keep your rigs secure with gooseneck trailer locks keyed alike, so one key handles them all. Check your setup's measurements—pin diameter like 3/4" or 5/8" and inside span such as 4-7/8" or 3-7/8"—to match your coupler or adapter, since fit can vary. A solid lock helps deter grab-and-go theft when a trailer sits at a job site or in a public lot.
Yes, locking hitch pins are built to replace a standard pin and clip for towing. Verify your coupler's required pin diameter (commonly 5/8 or 3/4) and make sure the pin's usable length spans your coupler. If you need an unusually long shank, options get limited—consider a latch-style coupler lock instead.
Use a coupler lock to help deter easy hook-ups and consider adding a hitch or wheel lock for extra security. Make sure the lock fits snug and can't be slid off when tapped—if it feels loose, recheck your measurements or choose a style that clamps more of the coupler. Even where theft is rare, layered locks help reduce opportunity.
Match the lock style to your coupler shape and measurements. Measure your current pin diameter to confirm if you need 5/8 or 3/4. Check the jaw opening and the area around the pin and handle—some couplers have thicker castings that need a wider opening. If you're unsure which coupler you have, a quick visual compare and a tape measure go a long way.
Choose a lock with a wider opening so it seats fully over the coupler. Measure the narrow end where the lock hooks on and compare to the lock's opening. If it won't sit flush, it can feel loose. A quick check with a tape measure helps avoid a too-tight or too-loose fit.
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