Recommendation for Keyed Alike 2 Inch Hitch Lock, 1-1/4 Inch Hich Lock, and Coupler Lock

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Im looking for something simular to this: e99039 But I need 1 hitch receiver lock for a 2 inch receiver and I need 2 receiver locks for a 1 1/4 inch receiver hitch and just 1 coupler lock. Any chance you can do that and have them all keyed alike?

asked by: Ed

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For the locks that you are needing, I recommend going with the etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver & Coupler Lockset # e99039 that you mentioned. This will give you one 2 inch hitch lock, along with a 4-1/8 inch coupler lock for trigger style couplers.

Then, for the 1-1/4 inch hitch locks, I recommend the etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock # e98879. This chrome 1-1/4 inch receiver lock will come with a quantity of 1, so you will just need to order two.

Since these locks are all from the same manufacturer and can be keyed alike, you are able to order them so they will all be compatible with the same key. When ordering the parts, just make sure to select "Keyed Alike" on the drop-down menu on the product page. As long as you order all of the parts at the same time, they will all be keyed alike to each other.

I have attached a couple short video demonstrations on these products that you can also check out.

expert reply by: Chris R

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Answer 1

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Answer 9

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