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  1. #1
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    Default Trailer Hitch Lock

    What are people using for their trailer lock when it's not hitched up? I did a bit of searching but all of the locks I've seen are too small to fit over the actuator. Minimum clearance looks like 4.5" high x 3" wide. I have the UFP A-75HD.

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    https://www.campingworld.com/megahit...it-110849.html

    Only one I could find that a sledge hammer and pry bar can’t break.


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    If you have a fold-away tongue, I’ve found that folding the tongue and putting a long enough (6”) locking hitch pin in the pin hole.

    Or I do this. Won’t stop the determined, but it slows them down.


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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0iop_LDanE

    After watching that video you may never bother with a Reese lock again lol. If you watch a few more of his videos you will never trust any lock ever.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2in2out View Post
    If you have a fold-away tongue, I’ve found that folding the tongue and putting a long enough (6”) locking hitch pin in the pin hole.

    Or I do this. Won’t stop the determined, but it slows them down.


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    Quote Originally Posted by blay127 View Post
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0iop_LDanE

    After watching that video you may never bother with a Reese lock again lol. If you watch a few more of his videos you will never trust any lock ever.
    Even faster is a battery powered sawzall and a fresh metal blade. I used a lock like that and lost the key. Assumed it would take me 2 blades to get through it. 10 seconds later and basically no noise it was on the ground just cutting through the round hoop on the top.

    I now pull the pin on the trailer swing open the tongue a couple inches and use a master lock disc padlock (https://www.masterlock.com/products/product/M40XD)

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    IMO a lock is to deter opportunists. Anyone with a brain that really wants it is going to get it.

    A battery grinder or sawzall which are 100 bucks will go through any lock you can put on there in a matter of seconds.

    I put one on mine, just to keep some dumbass from driving by half drunk and deciding to take it. I have insurance for real thieves.
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    I love the Lock Picking Lawyer videos. He has mamy of them defeating just about any lock out there. I would like to see him break into that camping world Vault lock though. Bet he could only get in through the keyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SONIC View Post
    IMO a lock is to deter opportunists. Anyone with a brain that really wants it is going to get it.

    A battery grinder or sawzall which are 100 bucks will go through any lock you can put on there in a matter of seconds.

    I put one on mine, just to keep some dumbass from driving by half drunk and deciding to take it. I have insurance for real thieves.
    I just need them to remain in camera view for a few seconds showing what they are doing. After that, it’s giving my pals at PD something to do.

    My best hitch lock is the storage facility. I only need to lock up when I have the boat overnight at the house.


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    If I have to leave it exposed I usually back it into a tough spot and leave the truck hooked up and take the keys inside. A lot harder to move the truck than it is to break into a trailer lock.
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