What is the diameter of the hole to slide a lock through. My cable is 5/16"
1706245
3/4" diameter. We also use a chain like jimintomah does to secure ours to the pedestal.
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I don't run the cable through the metal security tab. I use chain to secure it to the power pedestal and put the padlock shackle through the security tab. If you want to use cable it will have to have a loop on each end then secure both ends to the security tab with a padlock. My unit is out in my motor home but if I remember correctly the hole is only about 3/8". For what its worth the tab isn't that substantial but it will slow someone down if they want to steal it.
1011281
Don't know the exact diameter but they fit the hole to lock a trailer hitch. I have two that I use to lock a flatbed utility trailer and a 14' box trailer
2138109
Yes it is, but it would have to be a small lock for the opening to slip the lock through is just slightly closer to 5mm than 6mm. Hope this helps.
2115155
Pretty hefty. probably between 5/16" & 3/8" BUT, it's in service at a rental house and I'm not currently local to check. Sorry. It should be in Master Lock website specs though. Good luck.
744233
My cable is 5/32's, and it fits perfect, a size larger I believe would work also, and any thing smaller also, the clearance between the pulley and frame is very small which would prevent a smaller cable from wedging itself between the pulley and frame.
615142
This product will accommodate 3/16 cable. Diameter of screw is only 3/16 and shaft is 1inch long. Backing this screw out and replacing with 3/8 would probably break the plastic housing IMO. If you want to take that chance go for it. Make no mistake though, this is pretty tough plastic and the bite this cable holder has is rock solid using the screw that is supplied. I have this securing rg6 cable to aluminium siding on the house and this hasn't budged in a 45mph wind. Good luck!
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.
1593711
Yes, the lock mechanism is approximately 1.25" up from the bottom screw hole.
847374
i'm not sure, i'll try to get to my cable in the next couple of days, I got mine to lock our boat to docks when left unattended. the cable ends are too big to fit thru our pop up cleats on the boat so I got two of the trimax rubber coated locks to just lock the cable to the cleats. works like a charm.
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The one I received is 2.03" for the rigid body length The bend radius of the cable is approximately 1 inch. The OD of the rigid section measured 0.396.I have run my through 2 inch PVC with 90 degree fittings but have not tried 1.5 inch.
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I can second the 5/16 measurement as I measured them and on the package as well it states that the shackle is 5/16 inch diameter.
1252223
The shackle is too large to fit through the lock hole. A round padlock with shielded shackle would be a better fit. For example: Master Lock 40DPF Round Padlock with Shielded Shackle, 2-3/4-inch, Stainless Steel
191168
The hole is actually slightly larger than 5/8" which is the standard size pin for this class hitch. And yes most hitch locks will work just fine. You will need two. One for the hight adjustment and one for the receiver on your hitch.
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I believe a standard Master Lock Padlock will fit through the holes provided...it may be a tight fit though(talking in reference to the length of the padlock shaft) so if you wish, Master Lock makes a padlock with an extended shaft...you may want to use that instead. With the position of the provided hole for the lock, getting a lock shaft through the hole will not be a problem...the ONLY problem MIGHT BE the length of the shaft.
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.
485024
Combination lock may be a little too heavy for cables also not sure if cable holes are wide enough for combo lock
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I'm not sure re. your specific lock measurements. What I CAN tell you, though, us that this 6270A hidden lock has a very narrow slit in which the rounded lock cylinder slides. The receiving mechanism, therefore, requires an acceptance that will fit both the measurements of the slit, as well as the dimensions of the sliding lock cylinder itself. You really need to see the lock before buying it to verify its use for your needs. For the right receptor, it's a VERY strong, nearly undefeatable locking mechanism.