M12 Extra Long Antiluce Tailgate Drop Catch Trailer Dropside Latch - AB Tools
This listing is for an extra long antiluce drop catch, ideal for trailers, dropside trucks etc. Th...This listing is for an extra long antiluce drop catch, ideal for trailers, dropside trucks etc. Threaded bolt on design, with long M12 thread. 121mm Total length. 86mm fastener behind catch. 76mm threaded section. Zinc plated for corrosion protection. Total length 85mm. Barrel diameter 18.5mm.
This guide provides essential information for users of the M12 Extra Long Antiluce Tailgate Drop Catch, manufactured by AB Tools. Designed for securing trailer tailgates and dropside trucks, it offers robust and reliable latching. Note that proper installation and regular maintenance are crucial for optimal performance and longevity.
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Model Part Number
JAG073
Brand
AB Tools
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FAQs
What materials is the latch made from?
The latch is made of durable materials with a zinc-plated finish for corrosion resistance.
What is the purpose of the zinc plating?
The zinc plating provides corrosion protection, extending the lifespan of the latch.
What tools are needed for installation?
You will need basic hand tools such as a wrench or socket set to tighten the M12 bolt.
Can this latch be used on any type of trailer?
It is suitable for many trailer and dropside truck applications, but always check dimensions for compatibility.
How often should I lubricate the latch?
It is recommended to lubricate the latch periodically, especially if it is exposed to harsh weather conditions or frequent use.
What should I do if the latch becomes damaged?
Inspect the latch regularly and replace it immediately if you notice any signs of damage.
Where can I purchase a replacement latch?
Contact your AB Tools supplier.
Troubleshooting
Latch does not close securely.
Check alignment of the catch and ensure the bolt is tightened properly. Inspect for any obstructions preventing closure.
Latch is difficult to open.
Lubricate the moving parts of the latch. Check for corrosion or damage.
Corrosion on the latch.
Clean the latch and apply a protective coating or lubricant. Replace the latch if corrosion is severe.