Lock Solution for Bulldog BX1 Gooseneck Coupler

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Hello there! I purchased a bulldog coupler from you guys and I’m looking for a theft lock. Can you lead me in the right direction on what will work for the bulldog BD1289200300. Thanks for your time

asked by: Juarez

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The BX1 series of gooseneck couplers can be locked with a padlock like the part # 141T.

When the BX1 couplers are in the coupled position, you can place a padlock through the hole as indicated in the picture. The coupler could then not be opened with or without a trailer connected.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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