Hey Dave great question. So some people will use the seat belt to lock the steering wheel. To do this wrap the seat belt around the steering wheel a few times and then buckle it and then pull the seat belt all the way out so that it's ratcheting and let it go and it will be locked to the steering wheel and hold it straight. You can pull on the steering wheel side of the seat belt to take out as much slack as possible so that it won't slip.
To undo this you would just unbuckle the seat belt. view full answer...
Hi Sam; based on what you're describing I believe you have a Bulldog Secure wheel clamp. This is not a brand that we carry, and is not the same Bulldog that makes the # BD580404 you were looking at. For troubleshooting I would contact that company directly.
We do carry wheel locks like the # 288-02020 if you want a replacement. I went ahead and attached a link to all of our wheel locks below for your reference. view full answer...
Overall, when fully extended from just the tip to the tip, the extended length is 27 inches for the The Club Vehicle Steering Wheel Lock # WI900YELLOW. view full answer...
Oh it won't stand up well to an angle grinder at all. The Trimax Heavy Duty Adjustable Wheel Lock item # TMX42ZR is designed to stop the casual thief with bolt cutters. Not a dedicated criminal with power tools.
I am sorry but I do not have another option for you. We do not carry that heavy duty of a wheel lock. view full answer...
The BOLT Spare Tire Lock # BLT66FR is the Bolt part number 7032301. This will fit onto a 1/2"-20 threaded stud. I have included images for the keys which work with this lock as well as the wheel hole requirement needed to fit inside the wheel. The problem may be your 2024 Willy's Edition has some wheels which may not be compatible with the lock. view full answer...
That is a super frustrating story. There isn't really a great way to lock the Demco coupler part # DM14040-81 to a trailer but a better option might be a wheel lock like the part # 288-02020 which would at as a theft deterrant.
Somebody must have really planned out the theft of that trailer though as they had tools to remove the coupler and seemingly had the same coupler or drug it off by the safety chains. view full answer...
Reese no longer manufacturers their part 30416. As this is a part specific to the Reese 5th wheel hitches there is not another option for replacing this. So you would either need to have one custom made by a steel shop in your area or look at a new hitch like the B&W Patriot Fixed # BWRVK3255 or Slider # BWRVK3270. I prefer B&W as they seem to not change over their 5th wheel hitches like Reese and B&W carries more replacement parts for their 5th wheels than most other companies. view full answer...
Hey William,
HF350 is just your key code so you'll need to remove the backing plate of the door lock in order to measure the cutout hole. Once we know the cutout hole dimensions we can look for a compatible fit to replace the current lock. view full answer...
Hey Charlie, typically this problem is related to the adjustment of the brake assemblies being different. Most likely one assembly has a tighter adjustment and is locking up before the other. I'd jack the trailer up so the wheels are off the ground and turn the wheels by hand. You should feel a light drag of the brakes on both wheels. If one has more resistance than the other that would be why.
To see how to manually adjust trailer brake assemblies check out the video I attached, fast-forward... view full answer...
For gooseneck trailers like yours where the coupler is not a standard that we have a lock for the best option is going to be a wheel lock like the etrailer part # 288-02020, Barb. This will for sure fit as a lock and would be just as effective so it would be the route I would recommend. view full answer...
If your Demco Hijacker is a fixed fifth wheel hitch you can certainly use it with the Sidewinder with the custom wedge for Hijacker fifth wheel hitches part # SWW-05.
If your Demco Hijacker is a slider hitch like part # DM8550034 then you will need to lock out the side winder. Since the Reese Side winder moves the pivot point of the towing setup back 22" you cannot have a pivot point at the pin box and the slider hitch without causing damage.
If you look under the rotating turret there... view full answer...
Hey Paul,
There unfortunately isn't a bike rack that's going to meet all of your needs/wants at this weight capacity but I have a couple of options depending on a few factors:
Option 1: Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE Bike Rack # HLY84FR. This rack has an 80lb per bike capacity, locking ratcheting hooks to secure the bikes by the frame, wheel hoops capable of handling tires up to 5" wide, 60" maximum wheel base, tilt-away function, and comes with a locking anti-rattle hitch pin. It does... view full answer...
Yes, the AMPLock King Pin Lock for 5th Wheel Trailers # AMP77FR will work with a nylon lube plate. The only reason this wouldn't work is if there was any adapters installed. view full answer...
Hey Joel,
There is no replacement handle for your Curt Q25 # C16566 that does not stick up above the hitch, they all use the same handle, and it's the only one that fits.
You'll need to not use a tonneau cover with the hitch installed, or switch to a hitch like the Curt # C35DR which uses a handle that doesn't stick up above the head. view full answer...
Hi William,
The jaws of the Reese 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch w/ Round Tube Slider # RP30075 should lock open when you pull the handle out. In the video I've attached below you can see Jeff lock the jaws open around the 3 minute mark. If your handle is no longer latching open then you'd likely be looking at replacing the head of the hitch with # RP30047A.
Typically you can't get replacement parts for 5th wheel hitch heads because the manufacturers don't want the liability of consumers adjusting... view full answer...
Rocky, I was not able to find a flange nut with that thread pitch but I was able to find the Replacement 9/16"-18 Lock Nut for Lippert Tandem Axle Lift Kit # LC44UD which could still work for you. This is a regular lock nut that has the 9/16"-18 thread pitch that you're looking for. view full answer...
The Ultra-Fab 5th Wheel King Pin Lock # UF48-979008 might be just what you're looking for. It has a 3-1/4" diameter and uses a padlock to secure the king pin. If you could provide a picture and some dimensions on your king pin I'd be happy to take another look and see if there's something a bit more specific for your setup. view full answer...
For a bike rack that is rated for the back of a 5th wheel and can handle your electric bikes I recommend the Hollywood Racks RV Rider Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes # HLY64FR. This rack can handle tires up to 5" wide and has a capacity of 80 lbs per bike.
I looked through all of the available Lectric eBikes and none of their current models are over 80 lbs so it should work no matter what you have. Even the dual battery models are under 80. The padded clamps hold bikes by the frame or... view full answer...
Hey Roger, we have a 5/16 inch diameter snapper pin that you could use in the handle of your Curt A20 fifth wheel hitch to replace what you have with the # 516-212TR. view full answer...
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