I will be lag bolting this box to tree, and using a padlock on box. Will a padlock with a 5/8" shackle clearance fit this box?
881450
It says that it "Accepts up to a 3/8" Padlock," so anything smaller than that should work. 5/8 is bigger than 3/8, so the answer would be no.
484301
5/8" class III-V hitches use 5/8" and 1 1/4 arbor. This is a big chunk of steel!
393626
I think it does take standard padlock, however my toolbox is at work in gangbox. I'll double check tonight when I get to work.
1058207
Hole size is 1/2" and total length of shackles is about 8". Item is designed to give about 5-6" maximum lift. Quality if materials is not great and I would not use the bolts provided. Honestly, I did not use the product as it was not what I expected.
2139982
My lock is 1/4" and is snug. I thought I would need to ream it out but I didnt. A 3/8" would be ideal
2143242
the diameter of the locking bar is 1/8 of an inch ; and the inside distance is 5/8 inches; so your opening slot (hole) should be larger than 1/8 of an inch for the lock to pass thru.
2248732
I'm not to sure what you mean by shank, but the locking bolt is probably 3-6 inches long.
438289
I have mine on a tubular gate. Actually, I think it was easier to use because I just got some "U" bolts from the hardware store that had the appropriate spread to meet the lock. When I installed it, it worked out great. It locks tight and stays locked.
1342375
It should fit. These types of locks don't protrude any farther than a standard lockset.
246976
I fitted the lock set into a man door on a cargo trailer. There was nothing there before, so I had to cut the holes so that it would fit. The thickness of the door was OK and it worked fine.
1131171
Yes it will fit it. As far as a lock it come with bungee cords to keep it on. I am happy with mine.
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.
1575868
Maybe, maybe not. It worked fine on a storage pod, a ryder truck, and a self storage space. But not all storage hasps are the same. The shackle is a good 3/8" diameter.
833849
You need at least 5/8" clearance around the entire circumference of the hinge area where the lock installs.
1058206
They are 5/16" thick. Distance btwn holes is 5 3/8" to the 1st, 7' to the 2nd , 8 7/16" to the third. They have 1/2" holes that you may have to open up to 9/16". BTW, Advanced Auto carries these, although they did come fast. Hope this helps. Just read RM's post, disregard what this guy says! No shackle would give you more than a couple inches max! These are well over 10 inches long, not 8! If you have 9/16" or 14MM bolts in there now, you have to use them or get new ones, you can't go smaller and use the bolts provided(1/2") These are plenty good and you can run a bolt thru the middle holes for rigidity. Good luck!
923027
No, the shank between the locking head and the bend is just over 2-5/8" long - a little slack when used with a 2" receiver, but it would need to be at least 3-1/4" long to fit a 2-1/2" receiver. Amazon does offer a Class 5 locking hitch pin, though; see Trimax SXT5 Premium 5/8" Class V Extended Receiver Lock
1208484
There are four holes along the latch side. There are no holes on the ends. There appears to be enough material near the end handles to drill holes through, but I'm guessing it would need to be 1/4" or smaller - and the shackle would need to be a little longer to get through.