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Locking Hitch Pin Dog Bone Chrome - Uriah Products

Part #: UT205810

The Uriah Products UT205810 Locking Hitch Pin Dog Bone Chrome provides a secure and reliable connection for trailers and other hitched equipment. Engineered for heavy-duty applications, this professional-grade hitch pin ensures peace of mind for technicians and mechanics requiring dependable trailer security. Its robust construction and protective features are designed for demanding automotive and industrial environments.

Key Features

  • Enhanced Security: Constructed from hardened steel to resist cutting attempts, offering superior protection against theft of trailers and equipment.
  • Corrosion Resistance: Features a durable chrome-plated finish and a protective rubber cap that seals the lock mechanism, significantly reducing the risk of rust and corrosion in harsh working conditions.
  • Effortless Operation: Knurled ends provide an easy grip for locking and unlocking, streamlining coupling and uncoupling tasks.
  • Standard Compatibility: Designed with a 5/8-inch diameter shank to fit standard 2-inch receiver hitches, ensuring broad application across various vehicles and towing setups.
  • Reliable Performance: The straight pin design delivers a robust and straightforward connection suitable for heavy-duty towing applications.
  • Convenience: Includes two keys for immediate use and as a spare.

Applications

This locking hitch pin is an essential tool for professional technicians, mechanics, and anyone involved in commercial towing operations. It is suitable for securing utility trailers, boat trailers, enclosed trailers, and other towable equipment to trucks, SUVs, and commercial vehicles equipped with a 2-inch receiver hitch. Its durable construction makes it ideal for frequent use in demanding automotive, construction, and agricultural environments where equipment security is paramount.

Specifications

  • Shank Diameter: 5/8 inch
  • Receiver Compatibility: 2 inch

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 21 January, 2015.