I spoke with my contact at Club and found that the Pedal to Wheel Vehicle Lock, # WICL303RED, measures 30 inches from inside hook to inside hook when fully extended. If the brake pedal in your rig is more than 30 inches away from the steering wheel, then this lock will not work.
Depending on the inner diameter of your steering wheel, you could look into a steering wheel lock like the Club Twin Hooks Chromoly Steel Steering Wheel Lock, # WI3000. This lock will work on your steering wheel... view full answer...
The etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver # e98841 has a pin hole to accept a 5/8" pin. The Length of the pin needs to be at least 2-1/2" between the lock and collar or bend in the pin.
I recommend the Master Lock Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock and Coupler Lock Set # 3794DAT. This set will give you locking pins for both 1/2" and 5/8" receiver pins. A trailer coupler lock so that your trailer cannot be removed from your vehicle when connected. And lastly a storage lock for the trailer to deter... view full answer...
Hitch locks and pins do not have an official capacity because they are capable of weights way beyond what a hitch or vehicle can handle. In other words the hitch or vehicle would fail long before the pin or lock. I have included a link to all of the hitch locks that we carry.
Most Class V trailer hitches have a 2-1/2 inch receiver and would use a lock like # e98881. Curt does have some Class V rated hitches with 2 inch receivers like # C15318 that you have referenced. You could use a lock... view full answer...
The SportRack Pathway Deluxe 3 Bike Rack - 1-1/4", 2" Hitches - Single Arm - Locking - Tilting, part # SR2703, weighs 28lbs. It can attach to 1 1/4" or 2" hitches. It has a weight capacity of 132lbs. You can lock this rack to your vehicle with the Anti-Rattle Hitch Lock for SportRack Bike Racks and Cargo Carriers - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches ,part # SR0901, which is sold separately. You can lock the outermost bike to the rack, which secures the rest of the bikes to the rack. This rack tilts... view full answer...
Trailer hitch pins and locks do not have an official capacity because they would be rated well beyond what the hitch and vehicle are capable of. In other words, the hitch or vehicle would fail long before the locking hitch pin # e98880 would. view full answer...
Trailer hitch locks, such as our etrailer.com Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock for 1-1/4 Inch Hitches # e98879, do not typically have a listed weight capacity. This is simply because a hitch lock or pin is not going to actually bear any of the weight from an accessory like your wheelchair carrier or a trailer. You do not need to worry about a hitch lock or standard pin failing from being overloaded.
The only capacities you will need to consider is that of the vehicle itself and the trailer... view full answer...
Your ebikes weight is one of the limiting factors in carrying them on the roof of your vehicle. The Yakima ForkLift Roof Mounted Bike Carrier - Fork Mount, part # Y02098, has a weight limit of 40lbs. But if your roof rack has crossbars with a channel my recommendation would be the Inno Fork Lock Roof Bike Rack - Fork Mount - Channel Mounted - Aluminum, part # INXA391.
It is a fork mounted rack that attaches to the channel of your crossbars. It has a weight limit of 50lbs and locks your... view full answer...
I went out to measure the Lock N Roll Articulating Trailer Hitch for 2" Receivers - Vehicle Side # 336VS501 and found the distance from the center of the hitch pin hole to the back of the latching mechanism is about 6", the length from the center of the hitch pin hole to the end of the receiver is about 11" and the overall length is approximately 13-3/4".
Like the title says this the vehicle side of the ball mount and will need a trailer side coupler such as the Lock N Roll Articulating... view full answer...
It sounds like you want to use the hitch lock, like # e98882, in place of a regular hitch pin. Yes, you can absolutely use the lock instead of a hitch pin and it will work great to safely transport the trailer and boat.
The hitch lock does not have an official rating but in reality its capacity is much higher than the tow vehicle or trailer hitch. I have linked a video review of this lock for you. view full answer...
Hitch pins like # PC3 and hitch locks like BOLT Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock # BL7018445 do not have specific trailer weight ratings so you can use your Bolt Lock to tow any trailer weight your vehicle is capable of towing. view full answer...
The Rapid Hitch Trailer Hitch Lock and Adjustment Pin Lock Set, part # AM3492, that you referenced, is listed with a 10,000 lb weight capacity. That weight capacity would have plenty of strength when using it to tow your vehicle. view full answer...
The Yakima LockNLoad Platform Roof Tray - Aluminum - 84" Long x 49" Wide, part # Y05047, can be attached to crossbars or directly to your Yakima towers. It will attach to the tower that is attached to your Yakima Landing Pads. There will be a difference between the heights of these two installation options based on the thickness of your Yakima crossbars. There will also be a height difference between the fixed point option, the raised rail option, or the naked roof option. These differences... view full answer...
You will need have a key made at Lowe's or Home Depot or go to a locksmith. The Club Twin Hooks Premier Vehicle Steering Wheel Lock item # WI3100 is keyed individually to prevent theft. We don't and they don't sell individual replacement keys. view full answer...
We don't have a pin lock that would replace the pin of the Lock N Roll # 336VS511 that you referenced but if you found a 1/2 inch diameter pin that has a usable span of 4-3/4 inches that would work since the replacement pin # 336HP001 has these dimensions. view full answer...
Hitch pins and hitch pin locks like the etrailer lock # e98882 do not typically have weight capacities as they do not normally bear the weight of the trailer since the tongue weight pins the mount into the hitch tube. This would work well in a flat towing setup too even though the tongue weight isn't quite there. view full answer...
The Swagman Trailhead 2 Bike Rack for 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Tilting # S63360 weighs 25-lbs and it's a great choice; Swagman really makes nice back racks as you can see from all the 5 star reviews. This rack will tilt away from your vehicle to allow you to open the rear cargo hatch with the rack still installed. Since this rack does not come with any locks you may want to also add the Anti-Rattle Hitch Lock and Cable for Swagman Bike Racks w/ 1-1/4" & Combo Shanks - 7' # S64031, which... view full answer...
The Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE 4-Bike Platform Rack # HR1400Z referenced in your question features a hitch pin hole diameter of 5/8 inches.
This particular bike rack does include a hitch pin lock to secure it to the vehicle, but just in case you do not have this, you can use the Hollywood Racks Hitch Lock # HRLHP2. For the hitch lock and cable lock kit, you can use # HRLHPC2. view full answer...
The Yakima LockNLoad platform rack has a 220 lb weight rating when mounted on 2 crossbars. When you add the Expansion Pack # Y24FR it increases to 330 lbs for a 3 crossbar system, or 440 lbs for a 4 crossbar system.
Please note that the weight capacity of your vehicle will likely be less than the capacity for the LockNLoad so you'll need to take that into account as well. view full answer...
The cam locks of the Glacier Twist-Link Snow Tire Chains # PWE2228SC that you referenced will tighten the sides of the chain and remove slack in them. This will help reduce any movement that would be there while traveling.
You will still want to keep your vehicle under about 35 miles per hour and check the owners manual for any restrictions on snow chain usage.
I attached a review video for you to check out as well. view full answer...
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