What's the diameter of the shackle? I need to make sure it can fit through a hole in a security box.
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5/16" http://www.allpadlocks.com/cgi-bin/ez-catalog/product_images.cgi?account=X380790;product_id=M178;image=images%2Fcatalog%2F178sketch.jpg
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5/16"http://www.allpadlocks.com/cgi-bin/ez-catalog/product_images.cgi?account=X380790;product_id=M178;image=images%2Fcatalog%2F178sketch.jpg
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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
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4 inches in diameter would be close, probably leave you with only an extra inch of Velcro. So I guess it depends on what it is and how secure it needs to be.
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I think it does take standard padlock, however my toolbox is at work in gangbox. I'll double check tonight when I get to work.
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It looks like the maximum shackle diameter it will take is 5/16 inch. I just measured the opening to get that value. You might be able to file the opening a little larger to get 3/8 inch through it but that is just a guess on my part.
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The hole is 1 inch in diameter. There are no threads but I was able to easily slip it onto a broom handle and snug it down for use, and if you want extra security there is a nail hole that you can use to secure it to the handle.
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Sorry but your garage door opener will not fit in this lock box. You will Ned to order a larger size.
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I'm sure with some trial and error, you might be able to find a padlock that fits the bar. It's a special padlock where the shackle comes completely out of the lock mechanism - forming a "U" that fits down through the top of the bar, and then into the lock itself. Not sure how much money you could save over buying the whole thing, when factoring in the "hassle factor" of finding something that fits.
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I didn't take a pair of calipers to them but I believe the shackle is 1/8" in diameter. These locks are perfect for locking up your firearms, garage overhead, and anything else you want to have just one key for. They give you way too many extra keys; two per lock. I threw most of them away.
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1-11/16". It is too tight to put on my 1-3/4" work bench (if you taped it with a hammer it would probably fit)
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It's about 7/16 inch thick I have a metal frame French Door I have a dead bolt and the Nightlock Security LockI feel confident that this will stop entry or at least give me enough time to get out of danger
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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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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.
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I don't think so. It is too big to go through the hole. What you want is a padlock, like this one: http://www.amazon.com/Master-Lock-1803DLF-Laminated-Padlock/dp/B00004Y8BV/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1398084089&sr=8-3&keywords=padlock
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I think you are looking at the one with the shackle that goes over the door knob. I purchase the one you mount on the wall and put keys in, its much smaller, its 4-3/4" (12cm) H x 3-1/4" (83mm) W x 1-½" (38mm) D.
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The opening is approximately 1/4 x 3/8 inch. A medium size padlock will fit in there.
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The standard size locks that you would use at the gym work fine. Its a about a 1/2 inch diameter hole