How do I keep by B&W Tow and Stow hitch ball mount from getting stolen?
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Sounds like yet another reason to not live anywhere near that awful place.
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I saw these at a 4Wheel parts store where I picked up my receiver & ball. I was wondering if they were any good. I may go and pick up one.
Thanks for the info!
Thanks for the info!
Do yourself a favor and get a Bolt Lock product for your lock. You'll throw rocks at everything else after you have one of these.
We sell them in our store and customers love them. You will likely pay about $10 more than a regular lock but they're worth it. They are keyed to match your ignition key. No worries about EVER losing the key to your lock again. And, your buddy can't borrow it and never bring it back because it won't work with his truck keys.
I won't own anything else.
http://www.boltlock.com/
Buck
We sell them in our store and customers love them. You will likely pay about $10 more than a regular lock but they're worth it. They are keyed to match your ignition key. No worries about EVER losing the key to your lock again. And, your buddy can't borrow it and never bring it back because it won't work with his truck keys.
I won't own anything else.
http://www.boltlock.com/
Buck
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My B&W Tow and Stow came in the mail today. Everyone knows that it is very simple to lock the shaft of the ball mount into the receiver tube. Unfortunately, however, after playing with the assembly a little bit, it looks like the piece that adjusts up and down could walk away if someone was so inclined.
I'm wondering if there's anything that can be done to secure it short of buying three (yeah, that's right, three) locking hitch pins?
Does anyone have one of these and know of a good way to secure it?
I'm wondering if there's anything that can be done to secure it short of buying three (yeah, that's right, three) locking hitch pins?
Does anyone have one of these and know of a good way to secure it?