🧷 Snap L-Pin 2-Pack: Exceptional Fastening Solution for Various Applications Review

To keep your fingers away from those pesky cotter pins that usually come attached to a trailer hitch. They are MUCH stronger than other pins we've had and a lot easier to use when we disconnect our EZ hitch. (Note: They were recommended on our Escape Trailers forum.)

If you have old cotter pins. If you hear a loud bang when exiting a corner. If the steering wheel sometimes pulls to one side after turning. If your spring bars are worn out from contact with old pins. These pens will solve those problems!

This is a very good replacement for the old L pins. I like the idea of not having two parts. The only thing I have is that if you are using the old mount jackets they will need to be modified to work with the newer Snap-On L-Pins. I used a dremel to cut off part of the jacket to fit these pins.

L mounts 1/4" above my 1 1/2" hard rod for sway control so it doesn't hold the stabilizer bar at all 🤔 I had to cut the pins out of the overdrill under it and put an ordinary pot in it. There seemed to be a problem 🙃 before I ordered it online but I figured the engineers knew what they were doing and didn't 🙄 could help with the weight distribution but the horrible wobble control will never be bought again

The blister pack I received was called Equal-i-zer. It's good to have a spare in case you lose it like I did. I disconnected the weight bars (according to the owner's manual) and then backed the trailer up. Unfortunately, while reversing, one of the L-bars fell off the tongue and I ran into it, bending the attachment ball over the limit. That never happens, does it?

Great replacement for old split pins. My old Equal-i-zer L-pins were so bent they barely helped the stabilizers. When I saw my brother-in-law's new caravan they were in I immediately went to Revain and bought a set. You are so good! Not only because they are straight, but also because they are much quicker and easier to put on and take off. I definitely recommend them!

We've been riding bikes full time for several years and have occasionally lost the clutch pin that secures our clutch arms to distribute the weight. You can buy replacements, but most of them are so tight that it becomes an awkward little chore every time you move. We recently bought a new arm for our system and it came with a new stylus. So easy, no lost pins! Of course we bought two more. Erase a little annoyance.