Reese Professional Stainless Steel Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock Review 

Given enough time a person can overcome every lock I have ever seen.

Thanks. We wasted 45 min of time and your video showed us what to do in 10 seconds.

All a lock does is keep a honest person honest

Nice demo👍

Greatreview, but you could not grind down to see if it was pressed or threaded end cap?

I half expected you to pick up some lock picks. Could take your channel to the next level? 🤔

Hello again Catus Maximus and Tiny Thank you for another Great Video. How do you come up with your ideas. Again thank you

Great review and opinions as well as good demo showing it being drilled out and how easy they can be to get open @Catus Maximus

Believe it or not, that ball release system is similar to ones used for a "quick release " wheel for high end manual wheelchairs to allow for quick storage in a car. Good video!

Angle grinder with a standard cutoff right out of that especially better part Grindr

I think a peice of 1 inch galvanized pipe over the locking part would have pryde it right off ???

I wanted to see you rake it open like the lock picking lawyer lol

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More heartbreak for those simply trying to secure their trailer hitch ........

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Thanks for showing us that this is better for being a paperweight than a true trustworthy lock 🤣

The best way. I see, removing that lock. That is damage free to your Vehicle. Watch it 3 times And went and looked at my tow hitch. 👍👍 up Catus.

Do this while connected to the vehicle

Well, That was. Interesting. 🤔

Watching you rock that twist drill around from absolute vertical was excruciating for me. Good video otherwise.

I had one locked - I lost the lock. I got it off with a regular hammer.

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Big difference and much easier to stand over the drill and press body weight down on the drill while holding a vise grip on the lock half and a vise holding the other half down. However, when the lock's on the vehicle it's much more difficult. First the dirty rat thieves have to stoop, kneel down or sit on their rear to get to it. Then, of course, exert more energy than they like to apply enough pressure against the drill while holding both ends of the lock stationary. The days of using a pipe to easily and quickly snap the lock end off on this one are over. Hah, they'll have to do something their allergic to; work for it before walking off with it. Weld a thick 1" steel pipe on both ends of the hitch that's enough to cover both ends of the lock when inserted. Make them hate ya so you'll hear them cussing outside, then holler out if they need a brighter flashlight!

Tried the drilling, didn't work. Grabbed a pipe that fit over the cylinder -per another youtube suggestion, and cranked it right off. The cylinder broke off easy peazy. Don't bother drilling, takes too long and hard to do.

This lock is garbage. I spent a half hour with a Dremel tool cutting it off because it wouldn't open no mater what I did.