Replacement Anti-Rattle Hitch Pin for Swagman G10 Bike Rack
Updated 05/09/2020 | Published 05/07/2020
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Hi! I have an old G10 bike rack but the bolt that goes through the hitch is bent. I had it removed by a grinder, but I need to replace the bolt. Right now the rack is on a 2008 Subaru wagon. Also, the upright stand is stuck in the up position. Is there a way to fix that? Thanks so much!
asked by: Kim A
Expert Reply:
Are you just looking for a hitch pin, or did you want a locking pin?
Many of the threaded hitch pins are brand specific, so you'll want to use a Swagman pin because they manufactured the G10 bike rack. For a standard hitch pin, use # P5901. If your G10 is compatible with both 2 inch and 1-1/4 inch hitches, for a locking hitch pin you'd need # S64029 or # S64027 if the rack only works in 2 inch receivers.
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Thule Snug Tite Hitch Lock and Anti-Rattle Device
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- Fits 1-1/4 and 2 Inch Hitch
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