Anti-Rattle Device and Hitch Lock that Works with the PortablePET Twistep

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I am interested in ordering the Twistep for my car. I have already purchased the Quietride anti-rattle hitch lock from you in the past. I was wonder if the quietride hitch bolt will work with the threads in the twistep drawbar. Neither quietride or twisted specify bolt diameter or thread size. Since you have both, can you tell me if they are compatible.

asked by: Steve

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Expert Reply:

The compatible lock and anti-rattle device that works with the Twiststep # HE3052 is # HE6033. Companies intentionally will uniquely thread the bolts and weld nuts so they are compatible with each other but rarely anything else.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Answer 2

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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