Is this lock have adjustable backset? I need it to be 2-3/8" ?
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Yes it will adjust. The Schlage lock set is typical of ones you would find in big box stores for closer look. But amazon most of the time has better prices.
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No. The lengths listed refer to the length of the thread. The first set I bought, I ordered 7/8", because that was the thickness of my door. There was not enough thread sticking through to put the nut on. I sent them back and ordered the 1 1/8". They matched my old locks perfectly. If the locks are too long, it's not a problem, because the locks come with 2 sets of arms. 1 set is straight and the other set is offset, so by turning them one way or another you can adjust the length + or - a 1/4 inch.
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I have no idea, as I only bought one. It is a good lock for the money. I suggest you contact the seller. Good luck
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Not sure but the shortest to lock is 22 5/8" and the longest is 30 1/8". I have one on the clutch to steering wheel and the second from the brake to the gear shift on my tracker.
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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.
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The critical question is if your doors are pre-drilled for the handle, and what the "set" is if so. The set is the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the know hole. The two standard sets are 2-3/8" and 2-3/4". This latch is not adjustable, and is for a 2-3/8 " set door. So measure the distance, and make sure that matches what the door is. I bought these and found out afterwards that my doors were 2-3/4". Otherwise, they seem decent quality. Just make sure they're the right size.
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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
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Though I do not have the lock in front of me, I am confident in saying that the hook part of the lock is at least 1/4 inch in diameter, if not a bit more. If you require something closer to 1/8 inch, this particular lock would be too large. Jeff
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I am not familiar with the lock that you are asking about, but the case is designed to accept a lock with a 1/4 inch or smaller shank.
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NO. The lockset is made for a 1 3/4 inch thick door. Here is a link to Kwikset's Specs fo that lock. Hope this info helps you.
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Hi Diane,The cable on this lock is 1/8" wide/thick.Very good lock as it has lasted 5 trips so far without breaking like previous units.
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It is adjustable as you open and close it. If I understand your question correctly, it does not lock to a certain width, but, rather, will retract as you need it.
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I had no idea what a backset was so I looked it up. From what I read, I don't know if I've ever seen a lock that has a 5" backset. I found that "In the United States, there are two common backsets for residential door locks: 2 3/8 inches and 2 3/4 inches." It is certainly one of those, not sure which one.
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It has been some time since I installed my locks. If I recall it is the length of cylinder as they are designed for varied thickness of the mounting surface.
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Hi Diane, The cable on this lock is 1/8" wide/thick. Very good lock as it has lasted 5 trips so far without breaking like previous units.
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There's no guarantee, some locks get superseded by lock whose dimensions are different than the original. However, we offer a 14 day return policy if you try to install it and it doesn't fit. If you have any more questions we'd be glad to help.CodyCamping Connection
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HelloThis lock is straight and then bends slightly down about 1/4 inch near the end of the lock. Then it is straight again for about 1/2 Inch. I can take a photo of the backside if you need to see what I mean.