Option for Locking Trailer Valet # STC-V211 to Trailer Tongue
Updated 05/28/2015 | Published 05/26/2015 >
Question:
I have an STC-V211 on order from your company. I will need to lock the unit to the trailer when parked at the boat ramp while I am out fishing. Can you recommend a model and part number for a locking pin to accomplish that requirement?
asked by: Gordon S
Expert Reply:
We don't offer a lock specifically designed to secure a jack to a trailer. Usually the fact that several bolts would need to be removed before the jack would come off the trailer would provide enough deterrence.
A chain lock like the Master Lock # 8291DPS wasn't really designed for this purpose, but it would work pretty well for you. You'd need to wrap the chain tightly around the trailer tongue and the Trailer Valet, but the square link chain is just about impossible to cut with bot cutters (I've tried.)
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Trailer Valet 5X Swivel Jack and Trailer Mover - Topwind - 15" Lift - 5,000 lbs
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