Swagman XP Bike Rack Locking Knob with Serial Number 64910

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I have a Swagman XP bike rack. I think we got it from you. Its either model # or serial # 64910 I need replacement knobs.

asked by: Peter W

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Expert Reply:

I found your order and since you bought the Swagman XP in 2015 you'd have a newer version like what the part # P1040 fits.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The Swagman XP Hitch Mounted Bike Rack Replacement Locking Knob, item #P1040, will only work with Swagman XP bike racks. As long as your bike rack is a Swagman XP this knob will fit. If the bike rack is some other brand of rack, then I cannot…

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Answer 2

I checked and the Swagman locks are fits for different applications, so the Replacement Locking Knob for Swagman Original and XP Series Bike Carriers - 2009 and Newer #P1040 is not a replacement or interchangeable with the Replacement Locking Knob…

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Answer 3

The Replacement Locking Knob for Swagman Original and XP Series Bike Carriers part #P1040 is designed for an M10-1.50" bolt.

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Answer 4

To get the Locking Knob, #P1040 to lock, once you have it tightened down properly on the cradle, insert the key and turn the key clockwise. Remove the key. The know will now spin, but you will not be able to tighten or loosen it again until it is…

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Answer 5

To repair your Swagman Original 3, part #S64152-2, you'll need a top plate, part #P120. This will provide the mounting point to maintain your bikes on the rack. Additionally, you'll want a locking knob, part #P1040 to replace the lost…

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Answer 6

I called our representative at Swagman and the best way to remove your locking knob #P1040, without your key, is to use a pair of needle nose plyers. On the backside of the locking knob attach the plyers around the threaded portion and twist it…

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Answer 7

Using this lock #P1040 on the Swagman XC2 Bike rack, part #S64650, will not secure the bikes. It would only secure the wheel mounts to the rack. If you are wanting to prevent the bikes from theft with that particular bike rack, use a cable lock…

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Answer 8

The Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver #13530 is a 2 inch receiver opening and based on your photo the Rack Attack bike carrier is a really old style that is no longer made and we don't carry any adaptors for. My recommendation is to use a similar…

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Answer 9

The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

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Answer 10

I have a solution for you. Here at Etrailer, we strongly discourage using wheel-mounted bike racks like the Kuat NV 2.0 #NV22B for bikes with fenders. Mounting wheels with fenders can cause the fenders to crack or become damaged, especially with the…

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Answer 11

The RockyMounts HighNoon FC #RKY74MR and MonoRail #RKY10004-10005 are very similar, but do have a few differences. The HighNoon has a 45lb per bike capacity when hauling three bikes or 60lb per bike capacity when hauling only two bikes. The MonoRail…

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Swagman XP Bike Rack Locking Knob with Serial Number 64910

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