Hitch Lock that Fits ROLA 59502 Vortex Steel Cargo Carrier

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I have a ROLA 59502 Vortex Steel Cargo Carrier, Hitch-Mount, High-Capacity Basket with a 2-Inch receiver. Do you know if this anti rattle lock will work with this hitch basket? If not do you know of any that will?

asked by: Scott B

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Expert Reply:

While we no longer carry the Rola cargo carrier 59502 that you have we do know that the HitchMate Locking Hitch Pin part # HE6001 does have the correct thread size for the carrier and would be your best option. We called Rola and asked them which lock would work and they told us this was only option they were aware of at the time.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 2

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 12

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