Does this include the anti-wobble threaded hitch pin?
999791
Yes the pin that comes with it is a nice tight fit, it keeps it from wobbling. We bought the locking pin which is separate.
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.
523616
No it has a 1/2 inch screw thread. Although I would expect you could find a reducing bushing that would work.
1077117
No, because it needs to be upright and not flat against the pin. Best to use the mounts and drill it.
376710
Just make sure you get the actual "Curt" locking pin set that is made for that ball mount. Not a generic locking pin like that other guy is saying
1735928
I just went to Auto Zone and purchased one labeled for a 2" hitch. I think it is standard and any 2" hitch pin will work. It was like 5-10 bucks.
807213
The original picture did not show a place for a hitch pin, but when I received the hitch the design had been modified to include a hitch pin hole so you can leave the hitch on and tow a garden cart etc. I was surprised and happy at the same time. This works very well for both applications. I just got mine 2 months ago and older model does not have the modification.
1040
It has one that comes with it. Instead of hitch pin, it has a bolt that you tighten
86891
Nope. The hitch has bars pinned to it. They run out to the contact points installed on the trailer. The bars are not attached, just slide in the bracket. Works great. Noisy until broken in after use.
379605
Do not believe so. I had the shank and pin but I may be 90% wrong and say that normally shanks come less the pin.
1508688
No, just the extension and receiver. Uses a normal pin so all you will need is one additional pin. Has worked well for a trailer, pop-up camper and bike rack.
746492
Yes it does. All you will need to do is drill the holes for the bracket and mount the hitch ball and the sway bar just clips on. Dave
1262236
Yes, a bolt and a lock nut (instead of the usual non-threaded bolt and clevis pin used with a trailer hitch).....great unit.
2119541
Yes, if your receiver is for a 2" X 2" hitch and I do not know what your refering to, as anti tip, but in case it is the stowing position, then you must have the required chain size holes for the stow lock to go into, otherwise you'll be like me, unable to use this item unless you are to install and remove iot from your vehicle, as you cannot lock it in stowed up position.
1661785
Came with a standard hitch pin. For security though, you are better off getting a lockable pin.
4366
It would most likely fit in the hole, but might not thread into anything to prevent wobbling. The Swagman hitch has threads on the driver's side of the receiver insert that this pin threads into which prevents the rack from wobbling. The Yakima might or might not have the same thread, or any thread at all.
24707
If you only have one pin you will have wobble. We have no one pin systems . If you want to call our phone # is 888-785-2337