Product Description

Threaded 1/2" Class 2 Locking Hitch pin for use with Swagman 1-1/4" and 2" universal racks; tubular high security key allows for easy access with only a half turn to unlock, triple chrome plated.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #8574 in Sports & Outdoors
• Size: 1/2-Inch
• Brand: Swagman
• Model: 64029

Features

• For use with Swagman Universal Racks fits 1-1/4" threaded receiver bar
• Tubular high security key allows for easy access with only a half turn to unlock
• Triple chrome plated for maximum rust protection

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Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
So Far So Good
By J. Townsley
After reading the other reviews I was a bit leery but after finding no alternative I purchased this lock. When it arrived I tried what seems to be the weakest link. I screwed the bolt into my Swagman Bike rack and it went in easily by hand . No problem whatsoever with mismatched threads. The lock doesn't seem as solid as I would have hoped but it does the job so far. Will update this when I actually mount the rack on my truck and secure it with the lock. BTW you may want to check[...]hey sell the same lock for less than Amazon. I wanted to purchase from Amazon but too big a difference.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Perfect
By Michael Guerra
Fits the XTC-2 1.25/2 inch perfectly. Holds the rack dead tight and wobble free. I put Boeshield in the cylinder lock and the locking catch to prevent seizure. I bought a dedicated Gear Wrench 22mm ratcheting box wrench to keep in the vehicle at all times to be able to remove the rack anywhere anytime. 7/8" also fits.

7 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
Doesn't work, save your money
By samitpatel76
The Swagman 2 bike rack that this is supposed to fit is a great bike rack. I am completely confused as to why these locking pins don't fit the model they are made for. I have now purchased two locking pins from Swagman and neither fit my rack??? I don't know if i'm missing something! I wouldn't mind some professional help here. and yes, i have already looked up my model numbers to make sure i'm talking about the correct equipment.