What All Do I Need To Use The Lock and Roll Hitch System?
Updated 10/20/2020 | Published 10/17/2020
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Good morning, Just starting to do research on buying a lock and roll hitch system for our small Escapade trailer about 1300 lbs. Will be towing it with a 2019 Subaru Ascent. On the vehicle side what is the difference of using # 336TS505 and #336VS503 compared with using #336VS505. The first option would save me more money. Just want to make sure I order the correct Parts. And on the Trailer side I was thinking of using # 336TS502. I believe I attached the trailer coupler. Thank you for your time.
asked by: Dave D
Expert Reply:
The only difference between buying the Channel Bracket # 336TS505 and the Channel Mount # 336VS503 separately is only the fact that they are purchased separately. It's the same thing so grab whichever one saves you the most money. ON the trailer side you can use # 336TS502 but you will need the weld on channel bracket # 336TS516 to install the coupler.
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Lock N Roll 3-Position Adjustable Channel Bracket for 2" Hitch Receivers - 11,000 lbs
- Accessories and Parts
- Adjustable Trailer Coupler
- Lunette Ring
- Channel Bracket
- 11000 lbs
- Hitch Mount
- 3 Mounting Positions
- Lock N Roll
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