1. Strike: Back up your vehicle to the trailer. An integrated strike plate on the pintle hitch helps stop and center the lunette ring.

2. Drop: With the lunette ring centered on the pintle hook, drop the ring down onto the hook by lowering the trailer jack.

3. Auto-lock: The auto-locking latch will engage without the need for manual coupling. Just insert the safety pin!

Each SecureLatch™ pintle hook and ball pintle combination has a unique cupped design that holds the lunette ring more tightly, fore and aft. Compared to other pintle hitches, this greatly reduces chucking and noise.

Instead of fixed height positions, SecureLatch™ pintle mounts have vertical slots to level the trailer. This eliminates the need to disassemble and reassemble the pintle hitch to adjust the height. Simply loosen the bolts and precisely raise or lower as needed.

The bolts provide 48,000 pounds of clamp pressure when torqued for complete confidence and security.

SecureLatch™ pintle hooks and hitches come with a safety chain hanger bracket that holds the safety chains up when connected, keeping them from scraping on the ground.

These hangers are also designed to fail in the event of a trailer disconnect, ensuring proper function of the safety chains. The hooks can easily by bent back into shape as needed.

Each SecureLatch™ lunette ring has a locking pin that integrates with the eyelet for built-in trailer security. The pin covers the lunette ring opening when uncoupled and has a hole at the end to accept a padlock.

When the lunette ring is hitched up for towing, the pin easily repositions 90 degrees to be out of the way.

Unlike other pintle accessories, SecureLatch™ pintle hooks and ball pintle combinations have an integrated back plate. When backing up to a lunette ring, this back plate helps stop and center the ring for proper coupling.