The State of Texas Hitch Cover you mentioned, part # AMGSTTXC would be secured in the receiver using a standard hitch pin and retaining clip like # PC3 or a locking hitch pin like # e98882. Although some of the hitch covers we offer use the wire arrangement you describe, this particular cover uses a piece of square tubing attached to the rear of the cover as shown in the photo I provided.
Because hitch covers are frequently stolen, I would recommend going with the locking model. view full answer...
I have attached a link to our product page for the hitch covers we offer that have Skulls.
Some are designed to fit trailer hitches with a 1-1/4 inch or a 2-inch receiver opening. You can use the filters on the page to find the right cover for you.
For example, if you want a stainless steel and chrome cover for a 2-inch hitch I recommend a cover like part # AUT-SKL-C. view full answer...
The Cowboy Butts Drive Me Nuts 2-inch Trailer Hitch Receiver Cover from Knockout does feature highly-legible print that can be read from a distance. I linked a photo showing this cover installed on a pickup; you'll see that even from an angle the written message is pretty clear.
I know someone who used this hitch cover for a little prank on his pal, a pal that does not happen to actually care for cowboy butts, and I can assure you that the cover was readily noticed!
If you'd care for... view full answer...
I have attached a photo of the back of the Ford Escape Trailer Hitch Receiver Cover, part # FOVHC-12.
As you can see in the photo, the faceplate is held in place on the sleeve with 4 screws and it would take quite a bit of excessive force from a car wash to knock the faceplate off. This hitch cover has a chrome-plated faceplate that is attached to a stainless steel base to help resist rust and corrosion. This cover also comes with three foam gaskets that makes sure the cover fits your... view full answer...
You will be able to remove the locking clip on the St. Louis Blues Hitch # OHCC014.I attached a video of the clip being removed and inserted on the same hitch cover, but with a different logo you may find helpful.
The Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock with Flush Design for 2" Trailer Hitches # e98882 will work with this hitch cover. The hitch cover pin holes are designed to be as large as the hitch pin holes, so locks similar to this one can fit in the hitch.
The base of the hitch cover is... view full answer...
The hitch receiver cover # HHCC2004 comes with a pin and clip, but the locking pin # e98880 is sold separately. I highly recommend getting a lock for this cover! Someone could grab it in a second! view full answer...
The Flint Hill Goods Square LED Brake Light Hitch Cover for 2" Hitches # FHG72VR does not blink with the turn signals. It only works with the running lights and brake lights. view full answer...
I called my contact at AMG about the Mississippi State University Chrome Logo Emblem 2-inch Hitch Cover, part # AMG100321.
They told me they are really flexible with their warranty and would warranty the cover against manufacturer defects for 1 year. My contact told me that the cover should be cleaned and waxed as you would treat any other items to help keep it looking good and keep corrosion away. view full answer...
I spoke to my contact at Baron about this item.
The Baron Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Black Logo Trailer Hitch Cover for 2-Inch Trailer Hitches, part # HDHC14, is composed of chrome-plated solid brass that is mounted to a stainless-steel post. This part includes a locking bolt set to secure the cover to the hitch, and this hardware is also stainless steel. view full answer...
The Pilot Automotive 4 Blade Propeller Trailer Hitch Cover # CR-402 that you referenced does indeed spin freely as you drive. Not only will this give your truck a unique look but it may very well entertain other drivers on the road.
If you'd like a hitch lock to secure this to your receiver you can use # e98880. view full answer...
Both the of Baron & Baron Harley-Davidson hitch covers you referenced, part # HDHC14 & # HDHC25, share common construction features including chrome-plated-brass emblems, stainless-steel mounting posts and included locking bolts to secure them to your hitch.
Chrome and stainless are both naturally resistant to corrosion, to a point of course, but these items do not carry a formal salt spray rating like some trailer components do.
So what I suggest to ensure their lasting good looks is... view full answer...
The pin and clip that is referenced on the product page of the Philadelphia Phillies MLB Hitch Cover, # OHCC2121, refers to a metal trailer hitch pin like part # PC3. The metal pin slides through the small round holes in your trailer hitch to secure items to the hitch and the clip is attached to the end of the pin to ensure the pin will not slip out of your trailer hitch.
Another popular option over a standard pin and clip is a trailer hitch receiver lock like part # e98880. These locks... view full answer...
On Enclave model years after 2012, the fascia door can be reinstalled after the hitch is in place, and removed when the hitch is needed. On older models, you'll need to get a different fascia cover that sticks out a bit further from the dealer's parts department.
For your 2015 Enclave, the fascia door will still fit after the hitch is installed, as you can see in the video I've linked for you. view full answer...
The Boston Red Sox MLB Trailer Hitch Receiver Cover # OHCC2103 is made with a square black plastic shank that fits into your 2-inch receiver tube. The main oval emblem portion is zinc-plated metal. If you want to lock the cover in place you can use part # e98880. view full answer...
The B&W Rubber Cover for Stowed Turnoverball # BWGNXA1710 is designed to fit the backside of the hitchball when flipped for storage, so the pin will still be used to keep the ball in place. The hitch pin of the gooseneck is designed to resist corrosion, but if you are concerned you can always use grease like the LubriMatic White Lithium Grease - 14 oz. cartridge # L11354 to further reduce the direct impact of the elements. This will not change the function of the hitch but may add peace... view full answer...
it is 2-3/4" to the back center hole and then 1/4" to each of the next two holes for the Blank Square Trailer Hitch Cover # AUT-BNK3-RB. So long as you have a 2" hitch this will fit which I believe is why that information is not in there.
Also yes, those are screws but it is not plastic it is steel. view full answer...
The GearDeck 17 Enclosed Cargo Carrier for 2" Hitches - Slide Out - 17 cu ft - Black # H00604, has a limited 3-year warranty.
Damage that is done to the box by the user is not covered under the warranty so if you somehow broke it or modified the part it would not be covered. But if the box broke and it was due to a defect in the box, that would be covered.
I have included a link to a video review of the carrier for you. view full answer...
I recommend using an Anti-Rattle Hitch lock for 2" Hitches like # 63232 to reduce rattling caused by the Ford Brake Light Cover # CR-007F. This anti-rattle hitch lock dramatically reduces any movement or vibration. It is designed for use on hollow-shank ball mounts and accessories. view full answer...
The rust on your hitch definitely seems extreme for the three year time period you've had it on your 2017 Toyota Highlander. That said, rusting is a direct reaction to oxidation and even without using it in winter weather it can still happen. This can occur starting with small scratches on the protective coating from natural road debris and then it being in moisture of some kind.
All hitches can start to rust at some point, and the best way to prevent it would be to check every once in... view full answer...
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