Does InfiniteRule Hitch Locks for B&W Hitch Step Include Two Locking Pins

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Is this for 2 locking pins? Nowhere does it say. It says 2 keys but does not verify it is 2 pins except in a picture.

asked by: Justin

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Hey Justin! The InfiniteRule Hitch Locks for B&W Hitch Step # IR45FR includes two locking pins. These will replace the two pins on the B&W Tow & Stow Hitch Step # BW85FR.

expert reply by: Robin H

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Robin H.

11/13/2025

Hey Justin, did the two locking pins for the B&W Hitch Step work out as expected? Knowing how they fit could help others looking at the same setup.

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