🔒 METOWARE Heavy Duty Trailer Hitch Receiver Pin Lock, 5/8” Diameter, 3-1/2” Receiver Pin for Class III IV V Hitches - Stainless Steel, 1 Pack Review

Really good pin clasp for receiver. Well made, comes with rattle free o-rings, 2 keys, protective caps for the keys themselves and a keyhole cap. Easy keyless locking, just slide together. Definitely recommend. No complaints.

I received this lock quickly and the packaging was good. The lock is high quality and helps secure my towbar. The lock came with several rubber rings to prevent rattling. I highly recommend this product and I would buy it again.

Fast, safe delivery. Excellent value for money and quality. Durable stainless steel. Fits perfectly. Surprise. High quality o-rings specially selected to prevent rattling. Robust, smooth-running cylinder key with dirt cap. Highly recommended. Must have a security lock.

This lock comes with o-rings to keep it loaded/tight in the coupler. This is a nice feature, but makes securing the lock difficult. As long as the stainless steel is of decent quality (better than 304 would be nice but unlikely) and doesn't corrode too badly, I'm happy.

Difficult to lock - requires three hands - two to hold the lock and a third hand to turn the key. In addition, the locking mechanism is unreliable. I'm not sure if all this doesn't shift while driving and the trailer detaches from the tractor!

Received these locking pins today. The quality of these pins is the best I've seen. I've had other pens that come chrome plated or baked on painted surfaces but they are solid stainless steel. Don't worry about instant rust or chipping. The lock is as strong as I've seen it. Good product. I'll update this review once I get a chance to use it for a few months.

Seals protect well against dirt until the big winter becomes a real test, let's see if the salt makes the lock unusable, I'll say I always spray my locks with oil, moisten from time to time and blow out with an air compressor. I know some people have issues, but if you live when it snows or drive gravel roads like everywhere, you need to do a little maintenance.

Putting this on my receiver after a few quick tests was fine. After staying in place for 8 months without taking it off, I was never able to unlock it. No unusual conditions and the keyhole cover was open all the time. The key was inserted halfway and turned, not far enough to open the lock. It took me about an hour to struggle with him to pick the lock. With a loose pin and lock, I've found that the bolt that slides into the groove to latch on the shank doesn't disengage safely when the key is

I am very impressed with the quality of this lock. It's durable stainless steel. It uses a cylindrical key that offers good security but not the highest. But based on where it is I think it would be difficult for someone to open it. It's very easy to use. Once you've decided how many O-rings you need to make up for the extra length, put them in and seat the lock. You don't need a key to lock it, just slide the lock cylinder onto the shaft. Someone wrote that it took them 3 hands to block it…