will this lock fit my 2011 jayco jay flight 24 footer. It seems to have an oddly shaper hitch. a bit wider and flatter than most
1975450
Not sure. It will fit a standard or bulldog hitch with no problems but most likely it will fit yours too.
2179854
If you bought the hitch that was designed for your car it should fit. Mine works well on my jeep wrangler. jim schilling
1854385
I have used the Pro Series 49903 on a 1965 3/4-ton IHC Travelall and a 1993 Chevy K2500 Suburban. I have had no problems using it with either vehicle. The only problem you may encounter is if your hitch receiver on your Sliverado is too high in relation to the 'A' frame on your Jayco Jay Flight that you can't install the hitch head low enough. You may have to purchase a stinger that has a greater drop in order to get the hitch head at the correct height to adjust the hitch properly.
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I purchased the locking hitch tite and locking 8 foot cable. Both work great. http://www.amazon.com/Saris-Security-Locking-Hitch-Tite/dp/B002R9HN7A/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1401376579&sr=8-1&keywords=saris+lock http://www.amazon.com/Saris-981-Locking-8-Foot-Cable/dp/B000I7RRRO/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1401376606&sr=8-2&keywords=saris+lock
1550815
Hello LeeWee. Maybe. My best suggestion is to contact the manufacturer (Yakima) of your product first before you make the decision of hiring a locksmith. Bert Camp Rigid Hitch Amazon Sales
666700
Try searching for a 'trailer hitch lock' you should find what will work for your needs.
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.
898895
It should work as the bike tong will fit into the hitch and the lock is attached there.. I haven't had my lock very long so I don't know how the lock itself will hold up over time..
469934
You might need to alter it a bit. Hitch, not hitch vault. For instance, I had to purchase a reducer and have an inch cut off at a machine shop. But nothing major. Hope this helps.
814586
Not sure because you have brace it against the frame of the lock. Would have to try it and see
332098
I think it will not fit properly if, as mine, it has a 2 inch ball. It will go on and may do the job, but it would be best to buy lock specific for the 2 5/16 hitch.
1053588
I have a very old hitch like 80's that works and a new curt but don't know who made the old one leads me to believe it probably would, go on curt site perhaps for specs on centers, good luck
298428
I would look for a hitch that is much easier to instal, like the one that screws in the center with ought any major laybor. This hitch is more for trailers and boats. And if Amazon says it fits, then it does.
1501451
No Idea, It wasn't designed for my unit a 225 Yami with a special foot. I was able to cut open back side and get it to over my skeg. Looks fine.
230140
Ours fits, but it is tight. Did you lubricate it? Hitches often get a little corrosion (rust) on the inside, so you might need a combination of oil and a little persuasion (I used some gentle taps from a dead blow mallet). Also, the weight of the basket makes it hard to get it to go straight in.
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I'm not sure. You will have to check where the holes align and where the swivel for the lock is located. I bought it and it didn't fit. I'd also purchased one from Home Depot and it didn't fit either. Take your old one apart and check for a match. Make sure that it is exact or it won't fit.
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Ii would estimate that any hitch that does not exceed one half inch thick should be ok with this lock. I have used this type of lock on two rv's and it is the only really suitable or type lock which is secure from bolt cutters. I suppose it could be picked but if they want your rv nothing is really going to stop a determined thief. They can just pick up your rv by the "A" frame with chains and tow it lock and all. This lock will stop the more stupid type thieves not those who have the equipment and determination.