Availability of Keyed-Alike Stainless Steel 2 Inch Locking Hitch Pin for 2 Inch Receivers

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Hi, If I purchase two of these hitch locks, can they be keyed alike? If so, how do I make that request? InfiniteRule Hitch Lock for 2 Hitches Item # 34061071-D Thanks

asked by: David

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Helpful Expert Reply:

The InfiniteRule # 34061071-D hitch lock isn't available keyed alike, but we do offer a stainless steel locking hitch pin with the same 2-5/8 inch inside span dimension that is. I'd recommend the etrailer brand # e98882. On the linked product description page, simply choose '2' as the quantity and choose 'keyed alike' from the drop down menu, and you'll receive 2 keyed alike hitch locks.

I've linked you to a product demonstration video.

expert reply by: Mike L

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