And what I have for you today is a Reese Tope, our trailer hitch receiver lock.

This was sent to my p o box by Jackson be via Amazon.

He thought it might be a winner because it uses a disc detainer core, in fact, one that the manufacturer describes as quote virtually pick proof.

So we're going to pick this so called pick proof lock, and then I'm going to show you why it might be the worst receiver lock that I've ever evaluated to pick this.

The first thing we need to do is rotate that core as far clockwise as it will go.

Then I'm going to get the pick that Bosnian Bill and I made.

Pick up disc number one attention off of that.

And let's find this number two and get to picking.

Okay.

Number two is binding.

I think I have that Set Number three feels loose.

So does four.

Five is binding.

Little click there and we got this open.

Okay, now that it's open, let's peel the cover off so you can see just how poorly made this is.

Okay, you can see the lock housing is nothing but a hollow piece of plastic which I suspect could be pried off without too much difficulty.

So Jackson, thanks for the lock.

But unfortunately, it does not appear to be the product.

You're looking for everyone else.

That's all I have for you today.

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