Anti-Rattle Lock for Cargo Carrier

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Hi Kyle, Attached are pictures. The only dimension I have is the receiver size, which is 2 inches. Also included is a picture of the anti-wobble bracket which does not fit due to no clearance between the receiver and bumper. Thanks,

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You can go ahead and direct the photos to me simply by responding to this email. If you could include any potentially relevant measurements I would appreciate that as well.

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David

7/20/2018

Hi Kyle, Attached are pictures. The only dimension I have is the receiver size, which is 2 inches. Also included is a picture of the anti-wobble bracket which does not fit due to no clearance between the receiver and bumper. Thanks,

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Kyle S.

7/20/2018

Hi! Thanks so much for the photos; they helped clarify what you were referring to. Your motorcycle carrier will need to have a hollow shank that accepts an anti-rattle lock, and if it does the Anti-Rattle Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock for 2" Hitches # 63232 will work perfectly for you. I do recommend measuring the total width of your receiver from outside to outside to make sure it is no wider than 2-5/8". If it is, you can use XL Anti-Rattle Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock # SHP2040-XL.

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Answer 5

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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