I need 1/2" diameter shaft pin locks (2). The push on lock would be easier if the key inserted at 90 degrees to shaft. What do you recommend?
1188764
I like this set up. have had others in the past. this design is by far the best I have used. very smooth. better price at Amazon too compared to my local Fleet Farm. Highly recommend.
1188765
if you need to insert the key at 90 degrees this is the lock for you! i like the key to go in straight in , no need to look for the key way.
1188766
I found I could rotate the shaft so that unlocking it was a non issue as it exposed the lock area so key could fit easily..
1188767
This product's diameter has diameter that is a little bigger than 1/2-inch. Please check if this brand carries a model with a smaller diameter. In terms of quality, this product is excellent.
272413
You should be able to find it in a hardware store. It is a little smaller than my smallest, labeled allen key which is 5/64 so it is probably a 1/16 or a 3/64...Sorry it took me so long to respond. If the hardware store doesn't have anything that small, check electronics or hobby shops.
2139981
Hole for lock is 1/2" wide. We have a lock with 1 1/4" opening above actual lock. You might want to wait till your unit arrives to get your lock to be sure it fits the indentation provided for the lock. Just a thought.
105562
There is a pin on the shaft, but if you have the knobs switched, the one on the outside does not reach the hole in the knob. If you look at the two knobs, you'll see that one has a longer shaft than the other. The one with the longer shaft must go on the outside. The pin is on the right side of the lock shaft and fits into a hole on the knob shaft.
246738
Not sure what type if lock u have. If it is the type of lock that looks like a gear with the splines on the outside them u can generally use a socket that is a little oversized and drive it in. I believe in ur case ur would be an 18 mm. This technique is used in this kit as we'll but it has a variety of sizes to use.
1044380
I just tried the key from the Master Lock deadbolt in a kwikset lock and it slides right in. When I try it in a Schlage lock it will not go in. Hope that helps you out.
2070343
You'll need your own locks, i recommend a compact barrel style code lock. That way you can leave all code wheels preset except for one for fast opening
1350368
not sure on the pins. I replace a lock of locks for rentals and snow birds. I install nothing but the smart key locks now.
777613
I had the same situation - a couple of locking knobs and a couple of deadbolts, and it worked great for both, and I still have a few pins left over for another set if I want to someday. My locks are Schlage. I think all Schlage locks are pretty standard in the barrel design, its just the "fit & finish" (the look) that's different.
931209
The lock pin is 3/8th in. how ever it comes with a bushing that slides over the lock pin which is 7/16th in.
2023000
We did use this with a 2" and 2 1/4". One word of warning; the locks on this thing are hard to get to and fill with road grim. I had to blown them out with air more often than I cared to do it. it's sitting in the garage waiting to find a new home.
1397502
The sizes of the pins provided with this kit are specific to the supplied key if you want to use your own key you would need to figure out the correct pin sizes for your own key. A locksmith can do it no problem since they have full sets of pins and can match them up to your key. It is very easy to change all your locks to the new key from the kit though and this kit can do a few locks. good luck
1526262
Im not sure if locking pins vary in size, my guess would be any locking pin should be ok. The pin fits the hitch first, so if it already fits your hitch it should be fine.
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.
832957
I just use a standard 5/8" pin. It may rattle some, but strength or safety are not compromised.
2136637
Yeah, just be sure you do not push the pin all the way out. Check out a youtube video. There is several good ones that show how it is done.
323681
The pins included in this kit are not standard sized Schlage pins. You're better off buying a rekeying kit that includes all the pin sizes 0-9. e-builder on amazon sells a complete kit, tools, key gauge and 50 of each pin.