Recommended Padlock Compatible with Demco 5th Wheel Rail Adapter for Ford Towing Prep Package
Published 04/16/2018
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I believe the question was misunderstood, so let me clarify. I want to lock the rail adapter to the bed of the truck. When the handles are closed (to secure the rail adapter to the bed of the truck), a quick pin is inserted to prevent the handles from being opened. I’m guessing the quick pin is maybe 3/32”. It is unclear to me how the 5/16” padlock would be used to secure the adapter to the bed. Which is why I believe the question was misinterpreted. Please advise?
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Demco 5th Wheel Rail Adapter for Ford OEM 5th Wheel Towing Prep Package - 25,000 lbs
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Robert
4/16/2018
I believe the question was misunderstood, so let me clarify. I want to lock the rail adapter to the bed of the truck. When the handles are closed (to secure the rail adapter to the bed of the truck), a quick pin is inserted to prevent the handles from being opened. I’m guessing the quick pin is maybe 3/32”. It is unclear to me how the 5/16” padlock would be used to secure the adapter to the bed. Which is why I believe the question was misinterpreted. Please advise?