How to Select a Trailer Hitch
Classes, receiver sizes, and matching hitch ratings to the trailer.
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A pin lanyard keeps the clip attached so it cannot vanish in gravel. Use it with a rated hitch pin, and replace a stretched lanyard before the clip goes missing mid-trip.

Clips that fall out leave the pin free to walk. A short cable or strap tied to the pin keeps the clip in the toolbox of last resort — still on the pin.
Inspect the lanyard for fray. Do not substitute zip ties for a proper clip. Pair with a hitch lock when the insert stays parked overnight.
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Classes, receiver sizes, and matching hitch ratings to the trailer.
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