I'm looking into this one but i can't find the specs on the locking pin.What size would i need to order with this?
290864
If memory serves me, the locking pin comes included with the hitch because it has to match the ball mount. Sorry I can't be more help. Good hitch however and I had u-haul install one slack work day for $60.
290865
I got this one: Master Lock 2848DAT Key Alike Set with Receiver and Coupler Latch Locks, 2-Piece Set (but the receiver comes with one)It fits for 1/2" and 5/8" but I'm pretty sure it's 1/2".
290866
I use the same standard pins I have used on all others I've had. 5/8 maybe ??
538258
Measure the outside diameter of the threaded part of the cap you have now and match it with the specs on the 1.5 lock cap.
978403
Try a "bolt & screw" store that specializes in fasteners. They can measure the thread size, length, and the type of tool it takes, and they might be able to special order it.
2135778
Yes, as long as the diameter of the pin is the same as the non-locking pin you already have, it will work
1512598
Fits, no adjustment needed, Pin included but weak but should work as you shouldn't use brute force.
649994
Hello Yale. The lock fits any standard hose bibb that has a 3/4" valve outlet diameter. I believe that 3/4" is the standard but I know they also make 1/2" outlets also. I have not been able to locate any 1/2" hose bibb locks for you but a company called Webstone Valves make a 1/2" hose bibb with a locking handle. I wish I could have been more helpful. Good luck.
1323928
The lock itself is that dimension. With the plastic sleeve and lock together makes the dimension 1 and 3/4 inches. So, if you are only replacing the lock and already have the plastic sleeve, it should fit. But, if the measurement you provided is without the sleeve, then it won't fit. I hope that was helpful.
1697552
It would work for the receiver pin. But if you need any other pins. I don't know there sizes. Hope this helped.
1372993
I just measured mine and the opening is 7/8" almost exactly. The pin is 7/8" excluding the threads but screws into the threaded 7/8" opening.
2123949
I am not sure about the question exactly, but you might buy the small size because I bought a larges size. BTW, even if you buy a large size, you can remove the pins as many I believe as you need, so might as well order a small size. I hope my answer is helpful :-)
937087
I can't answer for your specific model, but I can provide some measurements. On my lock, between the pin and the back of the opening, you have at least 2 and 1/4" (actually a bit more but it starts to become rounded at the back). The width of the opening (thickness of your brake rotor) appears to be 3/8" or just slightly less. You should be able to measure your rotor and see if it will work.
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.
1774754
The pin is like 6 inches. I have it on a 2 inch receiver with the lock on, still there are 3 inches of the pin spare.
1419871
Not sure what the size is but I had to replace them with my pin lock valves
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!
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.
1085156
The pin that secures the lock on your brake rotor is 1/2" diameter and the unit has a 2 1/2" throat so you will have to measure your rotor to see if it will work for those dimensions. I am very pleased with the unit and am amazed that I have set it off just by bumping my bike while it was parked in my garage. Regards Bob