Can these accommodate for a lock? What is the diameter of the hole?
191167
Unsure of the diameter of the hole (1/2", possibly), but yes, I have the mount locked to the truck and have a second lock on the adjustable part. Very secure.
191168
The hole is actually slightly larger than 5/8" which is the standard size pin for this class hitch. And yes most hitch locks will work just fine. You will need two. One for the hight adjustment and one for the receiver on your hitch.
790217
They probably won't fit. The bottom of the locks adjust to the width of the bottle but not the top. Sorry I am not sure if they have the inches and dimensions on the ad you can double check. Hope all works out.
1695756
I don't know the dimensions of that lock but I doubt it would be a problem. Size is less an issue than shape. This bar can't take a lot that is designed with a short arm (loop?). I bought one designed to be safe from bolt cutters, and the arm was too short for the bar.
239482
I just read your text, Larry. I don't know if they would pick locks, but they are small enough to get in a keyhole. I had it in my mind that you were going to use it for automotive stuff don't know why. Sorry
1777520
I have it already installed. Best I can tell it is 2 3/8" in diameter. I didn't cover the area of my old set, but it's a great lock. I love it!
2165792
The opening in the locking plate is 1-3/8" x 12-1/8". It would be straightforward to attach a plate that would restrict this further.
1109100
The width of the padlock. Approx 3/4". These did not hold up well at all outside.
633586
Don't know the size but the local hardware store can help you out if you take them the lock. Other option is to write to customer service at Atrium. Those guys/gals are usually great.
502838
These are very tiny. Entire lock is no more than 1/4 inch. Not to be used for securing anything valuable. We used them as party favours. Can be opened without any effort. Hope this helps.
194004
depends on the size of the zipper holes. the diameter of lock shaft is the same as a typical turn style master combo lock.
925139
Yes, as long as the thread size is correct. These are terrific wheel locks.
1908420
These are tiny locks (lock section only about 1/2"), so they may be too small for regular locker use. And they can be broken very easily. For locker use I would advise a regular lock, although that would be much much heavier (but stronger).
1010868
Eyeballing it, any lock with a shank of no more than 3/16" diameter. Wouldn't invest too much into the lock as the unit is plastic so not exactly a bank vault. Lock would 'keep honest people honest' as the saying goes.
1252224
I don't think so. It is too big to go through the hole. What you want is a padlock, like this one: Master Lock 1803DLF Laminated Padlock, 1-1/2-inch
845079
I am amending my review to include 2 pictures I took for you. Right now the processing of that review by Amazon seems slow. You can check my original review later to see the photos and explanation with the tape measure against the rear of the lock. The opening is 1 7/8" x 7/8" . Hope that helps.
1631730
You need a 3/4" cutout to put the lock in, the usable thread length is 1/2", the length from the back of lock face to the "locking-arm" is 5/8".
1058277
The opening is approximately 1/4 x 3/8 inch. A medium size padlock will fit in there.