Availability Of Locking Coupler Pin With 5/16" Diameter
Updated 07/26/2024 | Published 07/25/2024 >
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Question:
Hello, I have an aluma 8214HS TILT trailer that has a 2” coupler with a 5/16” hole for a coupler pin. I am having a hard time finding a theft deterrent/safety coupler pin that has a lock on it for this 5/16th size of a hole. Do you guys carry any lockable coupler pins that are this size? Thanks in advance!
asked by: Davis M
Expert Reply:
Hello Davis. The 1/4" pins are the standard for most coupler locks, and unfortunately, we do not offer anything with a 5/16" diameter. A 1/4" pin such as part # e98886, can still be used, but there may be a bit more play than you would like.
Another good option for theft deterrent is a universal coupler lock like the Trimax Universal Trailer Coupler Lock # TMX47FR. This will work with the 2" ball and will fit a wide variety of coupler styles up to 4-1/2" wide overall.
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etrailer Trailer Coupler Latch Lock - 2" Span - 1/4" Diameter - Chrome
- Trailer Tongue Lock
- Latch Lock
- Universal Application Lock
- Keyed Alike
- Steel
- 2 Inch Span
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