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This is the Trimax hockey puck lock. So this is gonna be very useful for a lot of things. You have a shipping container like this or you have an enclosed trailer. This is gonna be the better way to lock up. That said thing. So right now, all we really need to think about and what you need to do at home is go up to where you're gonna put the lock.… see more >
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It's possible you could drill out the lock of the Trimax wheel lock part #TMX65FR and you'd be able to defeat it that way but Trimax doesn't share with us exactly how to defeat their wheel lock so we can't guarantee that would work.…
view full answer...Thanks for your recent purchase! The Blue Ox weight distribution system #BXW1001 that you purchased will require drilling. The tools you will need are as follows: Torque wrench, drill, large vise grips, tape measure, 1/2 inch drill bit 3/4 socket and…
view full answer...According to the installation instructions, the torque specification for the 2-5/16" ball that comes with the Blue Ox 2-Point Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control - 6-Hole Shank - 10K GTW, 1.2K TW item #BLU75FR is 260 ft lbs. The socket you will…
view full answer...The Trimax Puck Lock for Trailer Door Hasps #TMX96RR cannot be keyed alike. While disappointing I'm sure, there is another option to consider, which is to order a quantity of two of the Trimax Puck Locks for Trailer Door Hasps #TMX73FR. The…
view full answer...Yes, the Blaylock Door Lock #BLDL-80 can work on a bar latch system without the latch in the hasps. This would work well for you to prevent someone from playing a terrible practical joke on you by locking you in the trailer. Just make sure you…
view full answer...If a thief has the time and opportunity they usually get what they want. If a thief was dedicated enough to breaking into your trailer that he would go the lengths you described to defeat the #BLDL-80 he would probably also find other ways (much…
view full answer...For sag from towing a trailer the best recommendation I can make is actually a weight distribution system. Suspension enhancement will help level your truck while towing. But the advantage to a weight distribution system is that it levels the vehicle…
view full answer...I recommend using the 601 Flooring Adhesive in a 1 Gallon #TS76FR or 4 Gallon #TS26FR depending on your application. The 601 does not have the pressure sensitive requirements of the 801, 1 Gallon #TS86FR and 4 Gallon #TS58FR adhesives.
view full answer...You can absolutely trust the manufacturer ratings for the ball mounts we have available, regardless of whether or not they feature a solid or hollow shank. Ball mounts and other towing products are typically tested well beyond their actual listed…
view full answer...I currently have three diffrent self-adjusting assemblies for your boat trailer with 10" x 2-1/4" electric drum brakes which are attached for you below. eTrailer Electric Trailer Brake Kit part #AKEBRK-35-SA (3,500 Axles) Dexter…
view full answer...A drum, or hub and drum, is not included along with the Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Kit #23-468-469. These are 3,500 lb electric trailer brakes that fit a 10 inch drum, so if you do need a new hub and drum I have added a link below to…
view full answer...I am certainly glad you are taking safety into consideration when trying to choose your coupler, although none of the Demco couplers would be considered "safer" than the others you mentioned. Among the Demco Channel Tongue Trailer Coupler -…
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