What type of padlock would work with these chocks, &amp; where would a lock be placed to prevent theft?
1470448
It looks like it goes through the top ring that is around the nut. Search Bal 28015 (Bal's lock). I own these tire locks but they are at my storage facility currently so I don't have immediate access to them.
1171701
Irrespective of any security measures a motivated thief will find a way. Anyone who wants to use a crow bar must be desperate as the reward is not worth the trouble. I did get a response from the manufacturer on the question of security and their lock sets. They did say the lock set is the same for all units of this type but the combinations are in the thousands ,however it appears there is a probability that several customers could have the same key and combination. So the keys are not universal but not totally secure.
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Fill the key hole with glue... but that will render it useless for you too... because it's a key hole entry any lock picking method is likely to work (although paper clip is dubious). This safe is not to secure the device from being stolen, a thief can simply pick it up take it home and break into it at their leisure. This safe is stop your children from getting access to a weapon or valuables that you don't want them to have access to.If you want something truly secure, get a floor safe you can bolt to the floor, weighs hundreds of pounds and has no key access.
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Yes, it has four locations where locks could be placed. There are two located on the inside portion of the handle. I haven't tried to put a lock in them so I can't say for sure, but it seems these would be more suited for a small cable lock rather than a padlock, but it might work. There are two more holes one on each end of the case. These two would definitely be able to accommodate a padlock.
1965263
I would presume a Weiser key, as it has that name right over the slot that the key goes in. That is the kind of key that came with the lock we bought.
2118085
theres a pin that holds it on the pole. You could put steel cable through it and use a lock.
765995
Not a lock specifically, but the zippers can be latched together with a small padlock (like for backpacks, or small lockers maybe?)
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I had to use master locks, small ones with the larger extended metal piece on top. They are still a tight fit. Might be your best bet to go with a cable lock of some kind.
1655774
The zippers have a little hole in them but it would have to be a very small lock. Otherwise, zip ties may work better
928882
The box itself doesn't have a lock but it comes ready for use with a padlock. Even then, if an adult wanted to get in, it would be easy enough given it's plastic construction. I do like using a padlock to keep small kids out and to prevent the wind accidentally blowing it open. The padlock I got for it is the: Sesamee KCR0436 Chrome Plated Marine Padlock, from Amazon. Great outdoor lock.
1112844
I consider the lock as a casual theft deterrent. Most cables can be easily cut with cable cutters.
1029057
Be careful to buy a normal padlock. I bought one that was made to be bolt cutter proof, but the loop was only a inch or so long and wouldn't fit through the locking bar.
1017279
An additional comment: When we go on a bike trip and have to leave the carrier and or bikes on the vehicle le, I use a chain with a combination padlock that fits through the side holes of the receiver and through both bikes and the angled reinforcement bar of the carrier.
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There are two small holes on each side of the back of the safe ( opposite side where the combination buttons are) so one could possibly could a cable and lock, but the cable would have to be pretty slim. Would still offer more protection this way, but would need to find the right cable.
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There's not really any way to lock it since it is just an elastic cord around the edge. Not like some soft covers that are able to lock with a small padlock.
987807
This is reasonably secure. A thief with basic hand tools would be hard-pressed to get in or take the unit. The cable-locking system it comes with could be easily overcome with bolt-cutters and the box itself could be easily broken into with a crowbar, or something similar with leverage. But for an average vehicle break-in, they would be hard-pressed to get at or take your weapon. For the car, I use the smaller case for a single Glock 19 or 26.
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You can add a padlock. Don't have dimensions handy but I can tell you that it will mount on a standard 4x4 post.