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We all make mistakes, but don't back up to the pin with the jaws open. The pin will open the jaws itself and close back around the pin. Which is actually the way the instructions tell you to do it. You will hear the jaws slam back closed, which is an auditory cue that you are properly hitched. If you were able to flip the locking tab over, you were more than likely high hitched, meaning the jaws were under the pin. Which would have been another clue if you didn't hear the jaws open and then slam closed around the pin. Just food for thought...
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