Solution for Replacement Key HZN LB060 For Reese Coupler Lock

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Good Morning Gentlemen Replacement key HZN LB060 Is this possible ? Thanks

asked by: Paul H

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Good morning Paul; based on the HZN LB060 it sounds like you have a Reese coupler lock or hitch pin lock. Replacement keys are no longer offered for these. The best solution I have is to switch to a different lock like the Fastway # FA86-0015-318 or etrailer # e98881.

expert reply by: Robin H

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Til

5/28/2025

Replacement for HZN – 18052 trailer hitch lock?

Robin H.

5/29/2025

@Til what kind of lock is that? I wasn't able to find anything specific to the 18052.

Til

5/29/2025

@reese towpower

Robin H.

5/29/2025

@Til the Towpower brand covered a lot of different lock styles. I'm adding a link below to all of our available coupler locks. You can sort by size and coupler style to find a similar replacement.

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 5

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Answer 8

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Answer 10

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Answer 12

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