Can the carrier be locked on the hitch by a lock or something with the key?
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I think you'd have to purchase something like this to lock it in place:Master Lock 2866DATSC Swivel Head Receiver Lock, ChromeTravis
2077495
The pin we use for the bike hitch and other receivers has a lock that is opened with a key. You'll want to keep it clean and lubricated. Google has a variety of options. Amazon lists this one along with several others. just ask for hitch pin with a key as you use your search engine or amazon.: 1/2" Key-Locking Hitch Pin for 1-1/4" Class I/II Hitch Receivers
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I suppose it could if you can find a pin that will go through that is lockable. On my trip to Moab, UT we just bought a extra long cable and a set your own combination lock running it the cable through the 3 bikes wheels and back to tho the hitch where we used the safety chain loops to lock the the bikes to the the car. The only think I had a problem with is the pin/bolt that came with the carrier was too short, and the hole in the carrier was is 1/ inch and my hitch uses a 5/8th pin. We fixed this by hitting Lowe's and buying a 1/2' bold and nut. so if you go buy a locking pin for the hitch be sure it's long enough and only 1/2". As I said I also wanted to secure the bikes so the cable is my advice. I suppose it could if you can find a pin that will go through that is lockable. On my trip to Moab, UT we just bought a extra long cable and a set your own combination lock running it the cable through the 3 bikes wheels and back to tho the hitch where we used the safety chain loops to lock the the bikes to the the car. The only think I had a problem with is the pin/bolt that came with the carrier was too short, and the hole in the carrier was is 1/ inch and my hitch uses a 5/8th pin. We fixed this by hitting Lowe's and buying a 1/2' bold and nut. so if you go buy a locking pin for the... » Read More I suppose it could if you can find a pin that will go through that is lockable. On my trip to Moab, UT we just bought a extra long cable and a set your own combination lock running it the cable through the 3 bikes wheels and back to tho the hitch where we used the safety chain loops to lock the the bikes to the the car. The only think I had a problem with is the pin/bolt that came with the carrier was too short, and the hole in the carrier was is 1/ inch and my hitch uses a 5/8th pin. We fixed this by hitting Lowe's and buying a 1/2' bold and nut. so if you go buy a locking pin for the hitch be sure it's long enough and only 1/2". As I said I also wanted to secure the bikes so the cable is my advice. « Show Less
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I suppose it could if you can find a pin that will go through that is lockable. On my trip to Moab, UT we just bought a extra long cable and a set your own combination lock running it the cable through the 3 bikes wheels and back to tho the hitch where we used the safety chain loops to lock the the bikes to the the car. The only think I had a problem with is the pin/bolt that came with the carrier was too short, and the hole in the carrier was is 1/ inch and my hitch uses a 5/8th pin. We fixed this by hitting Lowe's and buying a 1/2' bold and nut. so if you go buy a locking pin for the hitch be sure it's long enough and only 1/2". As I said I also wanted to secure the bikes so the cable is my advice.
2077498
It's a standard hitch / receiver set up, so it's definitely compatible with a receiver lock.
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Try searching for a 'trailer hitch lock' you should find what will work for your needs.
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There is no locking mechanism on the rack itself, but I just run a cable through all the bikes and through the loop on my trailer hitch. Keep in mind that if you lock/chain the bikes to the rack itself, you'd also want to make sure you have a locking trailer hitch/pin to prevent someone from simply pulling the pin and taking the entire rack with all your bikes attached to it (albeit, that would be heavy and awkward...but maybe I'm just a bit paranoid ;-) Great rack though. Good luck.
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No, there is no lock on the cover, but if your tailgate locks it would work. You can't open the cover without lowering the tailgate. However it is a softcover so it could always be cut open with a knife.
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No, it only works when they truck and trailer are detached as the lock has a ball that need to go insdie the trailer hitch. You would need a larger more robust lock to do what you are looking for.
197614
Once you tighten the hitch, you can 'unlock' the adjustment knob. It will then freespin. So you won't be able to remove the rack
1952107
No, there is no built in system to lock bikes to the rack itself. The rack has a clever system for locking itself into the hitch so it cannot be stolen.
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Yes but you need to have a lock that locks the trailer to the hitch and a lock that locks the hitch to the car. It's a standard trailer hitch.
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I doubt there is a universal key available, or there'd be a lot of trailer theft going on. I looked at the pic on the Reese website and it doesn't appear that the lock is numbered, so a locksmith would have nothing to go on (I think). So, if it was me, I'd be contacting www.reeseprod.com If there is a serial no. on your lock, or some identifying order no. they may be able to tell you the key code. Good luck. Bob
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Not sure what you are asking for sure. The pin that holds the rack to the hitch is threaded so it would take quite a bit to take the rack, as for the bike, I don't think there is a way to lock it to the rack. I love the rack, but never leave my bike on it for any length of time unattended.
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There are no locks on the trailer, however you could install hasps and lock it with a padlock
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Yes you can. But the locking hole is not very large, so a small lock is needed.
1865119
yes it treads into male section and locks down after carrier is inserted in receiver assembly in the standard hitch pin holes.
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This carrier has a 2 inch receiver. You should be able to use the cotter pin that comes with the hitch. Or, you might contact Uhaul. Cheers!
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Don't think that would work. Very heavy lock. Be weary of buying though. My key broke off because it was seized up. Had to spend an hour cutting it off so that I could use my hitch.
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I just checked my rack and I don't think it can be locked. I really like mine- so much I got two. No problem so far.
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The lock should just push onto the bolt and lock itself, you do not need the key in the lock to make it lock. Make sure the bolt is all the way through the hitch so the lock can snap into place