does this lock work on any size hitch?
1074819
Works on a 2" receiver. Anything smaller might work if the whole for the lock is big enough.
2100934
I do not know of one that is compatible but I have contacted Prorack through email to find out if they have one that they sell or can recommend one that will fit. If you would also like to contact them, there email is support@prorackgear.com or Phone: 888-925-4621, Option 2 I am curious about this as well for I would also like to have a hitch pin that screws in with a lock for this rack.
1790204
Depends on the size of the hitch. It only fits a 2 inch. It does not fit my Escape.
374678
Sorry, have no idea. It just needs to have a long enough shaft to slip over and to tighten locking nut. Be sure nut is very tight because trailer load can cause nut to ship and slipthe hitch.
376707
A standard lock pin will work on the two is bar that slides into ur hitch but i dont think there is a locking pin long enough to lock the ball into the channel. The outside dimensions on that channel is 4 inches were ur standard locking pin is around 2.5
304069
I don't think so because it is threaded. Unless your hitch rack is threaded...
431744
Movement of the rack within the hitch receiver will vary depending on the size of the receiver. Even though both of my hitches have 1 1/4" receivers, the rack fits snugly in one and loose in the other.
768667
I really am not familiar with lock sizes. However, the points that I do know, it fits a standard cam-lock hole and the depth is important. So that it can reach through the door, or not be too long on the other side. Best measure would be to verify the hole size, and then the mounting depth. It is a fantastic lock and I use three. They are very smooth. Everybody that sees me use it, ask where they can get one. Good luck
666700
Try searching for a 'trailer hitch lock' you should find what will work for your needs.
1809707
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.
1173314
Yes it does. It comes with a locking pin, to lock the hitch to the truck. The second lock is imbedded in the back side of the ball. This way nobody can steal the 2 inch and 2 5/8 ball from the riser. The same key works on both locks.
1596109
Yes. This rack is by default a 1.25 inch size but an expander plate is included to increase its size to 2 inches. If the hitch you install accepts either 1.25 or 2 inches, it will work.
165780
I don't know. I bought my hitch from Northern Tool, it will work with that.
40656
I believe it will. It's made to fit a standard size. So, it should fit any standard size receiver hitch.
32824
I'm not sure what size hitch pin you are using, but you need a 5/8" to secure it properly. There are two separate holes where it goes into the reciever. One supports a 5/8" and the other a 1/2". I use this on my bronco and use a 5/8" pin and it doesn't move at all. When I use it on my jeep however, I have to use a 1/2" because I need to use the second hole due to my oversized spare tire. I hope this makes sense.
1379093
There is a U-shaped bolt-on device that will work with almost any carrier and any hitch. Although it complicates the ease with which the carrier can be removed and returned to position, it does stop any wobble.
455260
At the time we bought our Twist Step (last March) I couldn't find a lock that worked with our 2" hitch. I did buy one but it didn't fit so we just didn't lock it. If I recall, as I did more research they weren't available. I hope this helps!