Old 03-25-24, 05:45 PM
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Camilo
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Originally Posted by Duragrouch
I think most child trailer hookups are not any stronger. But with hills, I would not want it coming loose. Simple solution: Just like with vehicle trailers with safety chains, rig a backup out of thin plastic covered stainless steel cable with a clip, just snug enough so that if the standard hookup comes loose, the trailer hitch end stays attached but doesn't go into the rear spokes.

I should get paid for advice this good.
I believe my friends kid trailer attachment has that kind of safety cable. Don't know the brand.
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