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Originally Posted by Golfmedik
I disagree as once the handle is closed, you really don't have to put the pin in it to keep it closed due to it will NOT open unless someone releases the pressure AND pulls the handle to the open position. More of a safety feature. In all the miles I've towed with it, it's happened less than 5-6 times.
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I don’t think I made myself clear. This isn’t a safety issue. This has nothing to do with the pin to keep the jaws closed. Now when the handle is pulled it closes the jaws. Fix the handle so when it is pulled forward the jaws haft to open.
I camp in some rough places where some people wouldn’t take their truck. My camper can get the hitch in such a bind that it is almost impossible to get it unhooked. Having the hitch jaws designed where they had to open would sure be a help. At times all you can do to get unhooked is to raise the landing gear move a short distance and try again.
Lynwood