Good price and excellent service on hitch locks.

Nos4r2 · 26 September 2007, 15:34

I've just bought myself a new Bulldog hitch lock for my trailer from these guys and it came in at £10 less including VAT and delivery than the purchase price pre-delivery from most other suppliers.

It arrived within 24 hours too.

AndrewH · 26 September 2007, 15:57

You got a product name/code Matt? I can only find the ones at about 50 quid on there website

Thanks in advance

Biggles · 26 September 2007, 16:09

Matt,

Which one did you go for.

We've got similar trailers and I presume similar hitches. I've got a bulldog hitchlock which doesn't fit so I'd need to make sure I get the right one.

Nick.

Nos4r2 · 26 September 2007, 16:28

This might help:-

Bulldog Hitchlock Application list

The one I bought is the Bulldog BRCB which are normally around £90-£96 pre delivery-it came in at £84 including vat and delivery from Wilmonds

jyasaki · 26 September 2007, 17:41

Does the lock cover the mounting bolts that fit the coupler to the trailer tongue? If not, it's simply a matter of removing the 2 or 3 bolts, tossing aside the locked coupler, and bolting a spare coupler on. WOuld take a thief about 5 minutes (of course, if you were replacing the coupler on your own trailer, it would be an hour job...)

Wheel clamps or heavy duty bicycle-type cables through the wheels are more secure (though a determined thief can get by those as well.)

I understand you're trying to make the next guys' trailer look more inviting than yours, but let's face it: most security products are to keep honest people honest. They won't stop someone who really wants your property.

jky

Nos4r2 · 26 September 2007, 18:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by jyasaki

Does the lock cover the mounting bolts that fit the coupler to the trailer tongue?

Yes.

Quote:

Originally Posted by jyasaki

Wheel clamps or heavy duty bicycle-type cables through the wheels are more secure (though a determined thief can get by those as well.)

I understand you're trying to make the next guys' trailer look more inviting than yours, but let's face it: most security products are to keep honest people honest. They won't stop someone who really wants your property.

jky

It's really about meeting insurance requirements-the Bulldog hitchlocks are insurance approved and it makes it a lot harder for them to be awkward if the boat gets stolen. A hitchlock and wheelclamp are pretty much mandatory insurance requirements here.

Biggles · 26 September 2007, 18:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nos4r2

This might help:-

Bulldog Hitchlock Application list

The one I bought is the Bulldog BRCB which are normally around £90-£96 pre delivery-it came in at £84 including vat and delivery from Wilmonds

Cheers for the PDF. I will be checking that out.

Hugh Jardon · 26 September 2007, 18:55

i have two high security buldog hitch locks that are available as have sold the caravans and they dont fit my peculiar hitch on the boat trailer
happy to sell for a reasonable price

i wll dig them out take a pic and find out exactly which hitchs (type number) they fit

Biggles · 26 September 2007, 19:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh Jardon

i have two high security buldog hitch locks that are available as have sold the caravans and they dont fit my peculiar hitch on the boat trailer
happy to sell for a reasonable price

i wll dig them out take a pic and find out exactly which hitchs (type number) they fit

Ditto.

Mines off a caravan and it doesn't fit the boat trailer.

Nos4r2 · 01 October 2007, 21:57

Confirmation:-The Bulldog BRCB is the right hitchlock for my hitch-see pic of t fitted.