any body know of any other brands for the lock rather than this one cause bit pricey for a pin lock
1593937
Don't know of any other brands but this one works well as advertised....fits tight...no sway. Have used for thousands of miles. Davey Jones
1593938
This lock works better than a regular, cheaper slide-in lock since you can cinch it tight with a wrench.
1593939
It may be pricey, but it DOES cut down the sway of the bicycles. We know of no other pin lock for this application since this pin lockscrews in for a tight fit.
1593940
Sorry I don't know that is why I bought this one. However be aware that the bolt is way to long, and you can cut it off otherwise you cannot use the lock. Once through the hitch it extends a good 2+ inches.
593342
Ask the key guy at the local hardware store . There are so many different locks now a days .he or she will know
2147030
Sorry but I return the it. I may have had a defective one because I couldn't change the combination to my own. Bought the master lock instead.
130423
Yes, you want to look for a motor driven deadbolt lock. Amazon has a Kwikset model that works this way.
1076586
No, you can just go to the hardware store and get a snap like on the end of a dog leash. There are several other options that will work and dont require using the lock.
1310782
You can buy a Curt Manufacting 23575 trailer hitch lock. It's sold on Amazon.
777612
Has to be Schlage Type C : this lock has 5 Pins- your old keys may have a C on them - if so this should work
2246072
I don't know about this particular brand, however Nancy's Notions has one that appears to be generic. I understand that Brother and Babylock are mfg by the same company. This one fits my Brother 4500 machine.
2173225
Great Question! This particular lock does not come in a keyed alike configuration and the manufacturer is telling me it cannot be re-keyed. I am sorry.
398981
Not necessarily. You will get a random set of pins and keys that match. If you happen to be lucky, you might get the pins that match they key you have (unlikely). There are much more expensive sets (~$100+) that will allow you to rekey a lock to any particular key.
408831
I did 10 locks and still have more pins left it really depends on how you key you lock if you use multiple of the same number you wont be able to do as many locks.
923520
I tried both of these locks. They don't fit. Anyone have recommendations that work? Love the case, by the way.
911789
Yes it does come with its own lock pin. However, it is not one that requires a key.It can be removed by anyone. You may be better off buying a locking key mechanism such that someone does not steal it while your vehicle is parked away from home.It can cost around $20 at your local Auto Store or Harbor Freight or Walmart.
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.
1751229
this lock is going to rust over time, it holds up well but is not made of stainless steel or brass.If you want a rust proof lock I would think a brass lock would be better.
1867477
No. I think the one they sell with locks on the arms and hitch pin is about 30 dollars more. Thanks.
1775018
Check the manual and see where u can call for parts. Or any sporting shop might carry the pin. Shucks get a 6 inch bolt, that might do the trick.