Hitch Pin and Lock Recommendations for Roadmaster High/Low Adapters

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Does this come with a hitch pin?

asked by: Jason

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The High/low adapter # RM-072-2 does not come with a hitch pin. It takes a 5/8 inch diameter pin or lock. For a regular pin and clip you can use # PC3. For a lock you can use # RM-316 which is a set of 2 that are keyed alike.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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