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22/4/2006 at 12:23am
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Quote: Originally posted by wizard9956 on 22/4/2006
>>Apparently thieves have discovered ways to remove this type of ball without too much difficulty, and it's recommended to use a proper metal ball (around £20) instead.-
Thanks for the info Eddie
atb
Wizard
I've got one of these on my trailer, its called a jok lok, basically you use an allen key to screw the ball in tight to the hitch, then put a key lock over it, but be careful on ALKO hitches as it may knacker the friction pads.
Jon
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