What size hitch pin is needed and does it come with the carrier?
1557790
It does not come with pin and it is the standard size for class 4 hitch(1/2 ton truck), I believe 3/4" pin
1661785
Came with a standard hitch pin. For security though, you are better off getting a lockable pin.
626355
Any 5/8" hitch pin will work. Basically, the more you spend the better the hitch pin .Hope this helps.
1040
It has one that comes with it. Instead of hitch pin, it has a bolt that you tighten
1064214
The rack comes with a fitting for a pick-up size hitch and when removed it fits the smaller hitch which has become increasing popular. The carrier is very versatile and I have found it very satisfactory. I use it on our hummer and our equinox.
911791
Unknown, I have a different receiver step which did not come with a "hitch pin". Already had a hitch pin that I used with my ball hitch adapter.
2152567
it would depend on you pin. The pin goes through the carrier and you receiver. I am not if pin holes are standard. On mine you would add about 8 in.
1698413
I do not remember if it came with the hitch pin. We did end up spraying the whole thing with undercoat paint as the bolts were not stainless and started to rust. We are pleased with this cargo carrier though. It stays hooked on our Jeep for coolers and what not. The rounded corners are easy on the knees.
2171403
The locking hitch pin is very long. It sticks out about 4-5inches through. I would say it is about 6 inches total in length. I would measure your hitch width before you order, but it should be plenty long enough.
807214
It has an additional hitch pin. Mine stays on all the time and I pull a small trailer and other yard implements.
1647704
I have a 3/4 threaded shank with a 2 inch ball. The hole towards the end is 5/8 diameter for pull behind attachments that would use on riding lawnmowers. And then hitch pin is 1/2 inch diameter. Hope this helps.
191168
The hole is actually slightly larger than 5/8" which is the standard size pin for this class hitch. And yes most hitch locks will work just fine. You will need two. One for the hight adjustment and one for the receiver on your hitch.
1526262
Im not sure if locking pins vary in size, my guess would be any locking pin should be ok. The pin fits the hitch first, so if it already fits your hitch it should be fine.
1276338
I suggest you measure your receiver. You can either get the 2 inch or 1 1/2 inch hitch.
1167387
You can order a locking pin. Because of the threaded (anti-sway) nature of the included pin, it will not accept a standard sized, non-threaded pin. I modified the hitch, adding a second set of holes to allow the use of either the included pin or a standard locking pin (that I use for other hitches).
495227
It's a category 1 hitch and comes with standard 7/8" draw pins on the bottom. You'll need a couple standard category 1 lynch pins, however. On the top I used a standard 4 1/2" x 3/4" diameter top link pin and lynch pin.
467693
Fits my 2 inch receiver tightly so it will go in your receiver but will be loose. Probably more dependent on pin for support than sides of receiver. Hitch has two holes for pin.Hope this helps.