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i've got a hitchlock spare somewhere
He intends to bring it to the fireworks meet Bryan
Keith
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Bryan, the BJT coupling, if you chose the special one, has a built-in lock inside the coupling - that one does not fit normal box-type hitch locks Alko-style as found on most box trailers / car transporters etc. I take it you don't have that one or you wouldn't be asking.The normal one will take a box-style cover with a lock, preventing someone from attaching the coupling and towing it away.
I'm so paranoid about our BJT that I have put locking bolts on both wheels, locked the spare wheel to the trailer mounting, and used TWO wheel clamps, plus use the locking device in the coupling!. I have also tethered the trailer to a bollard on our driveway with a heavy aircraft wire chain thing and locked the bollards which protect our M/H , BJT and Smartie behind them in a bespoke parking area Paranoid perhaps, but we had a suspect visit from a travelling person (caught on our CCTV) inspecting our previous trailer and making signals to his mate in a truck down on the road until they spotted the CCTV!! Thought I'd make it really awkward for anyone wanting to take the BJT, the Smartie or the M'H!!!!
Laurie
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Just for concideration during many grasstrack racing events 100s of trailors present,
the most difficult to remove even with all the tools available at a race meeting including oxy cutting gear is the old fashioned steel ball that fits into the hitch itself, its an absolute bu**er to get out without the key, tells me its a goodun, very simple to fitand remove normally, small and compact, but needs a wheel clamp to compliment it, to stop em tying your trailer to a hitch and driving orf
Geo
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I've got one of those on our little garden trailer Bryan - they used to be available at places like Halfords and Motormania, its a small thingie that you can adjust to fit yourtrailer inner coupling perfectly.Looks like nothing but is pretty effective unless someone comes equipped with drill to drill the lock out You need a wheel clamp as well though.
Laurie
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You can find one at the above link
DONT loose the key you have been warned
Geo