Bloqueio de receptor Master Lock, bloqueio de receptor de cabeça giratória de 1/2 pol. e 5/8 pol., bloqueio de receptor automotivo resistente a intempéries com chaves

Name: Bloqueio de receptor Master Lock, bloqueio de receptor de cabeça giratória de 1/2 pol. e 5/8 pol., bloqueio de receptor automotivo resistente a intempéries com chaves
Brand: ‎Master Lock
SKU: 071649064142
Price: 44.94 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:‎Master Lock

3.6/5

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44.94

Uma corda resistente, cabo trançado sólido de alta qualidade e o tipo de embalagem é carretel de marca com tamanho 4 1/2, fabricado por um fornecedor OEM. Comprimento: 100 pés, Diâmetro: 9/64. Por favor, verifique cuidadosamente os tamanhos do cabo de tração do cortador de grama antes de comprá-lo. Esta corda de recuo tem boa resistência ao desgaste, uma grande capacidade de carga. Amplamente utilizado em geradores, cortadores de grama, motosserras, motores de popa de lancha, etc. Por favor, corte este cabo de arranque em diferentes comprimentos de acordo com diferentes necessidades.

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EAN: 071649064142

Categorias Automotivo, Acessórios externos, Towing Products & Winches, Acessórios de engate Acessórios, Travas de engate,

Para compatibilidade com bicicletas ou outros racks de armazenamento, consulte as recomendações do fabricante do rack antes de usar este produto. Componentes incluídos: dois pinos, duas chaves, uma cabeça giratória de travamento. Pino de 5/8 pol. (16 mm) de diâmetro para tubos receptores de 2 pol. (51 mm), Classe III/IV; Pino de diâmetro de 1/2 pol. (13 mm) compatível com tubos receptores de 1-1/4 pol. (32 mm), Classe II; O comprimento utilizável de cada trava do pino de engate cromado é de 2-3/4 pol. (70 mm). A tampa de encaixe fornece resistência às intempéries e evita que sujeira e umidade entrem na chaveta, cilindro de quatro pinos para maior segurança para evitar arrombamento da fechadura. A cabeça de travamento gira 360 graus, permitindo que a chaveta fique convenientemente voltada para a frente; o bloqueio do receptor possui mecanismo de bloqueio push-to-lock para garantir um bloqueio seguro sempre; Empurre a cabeça firmemente no pino e remova a chave. O pino de travamento do engate de reboque de 1/2 pol. é classificado para até 3.500 lbs (Classe I e II), o pino de travamento do engate de reboque de 5/8 pol. é classificado para até 10.000 lbs (Classes III e IV). O bloqueio do receptor fornece segurança adicional e dissuasão de roubo durante o reboque. Tipo de ajuste: Específico do veículo.

Brand	‎Master Lock
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 12,345 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Exterior	‎Chrome
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎2866DAT
Item Weight	‎1.1 pounds
Lift Type	‎Towing
Manufacturer	‎Master Lock
Manufacturer Part Number	‎2688DAT
Model	‎1/2 in. and 5/8 in. Swivel Head Receiver Lock for Class I-IV
Product Dimensions	‎8.56 x 3.75 x 1.58 inches

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Scritto da: Stephanie

Peace of mind????

Fits exactly as described, both keys work and I did not have to use washers as I had read in other similar product reviews. It’s nice to now have peace of mind.

Scritto da: Ted Williams

Easy you use

This product gives me piece of mind knowing that my trailer hitch can’t be stolen so easily.

Scritto da: P. Gruhn

Very happy with this purchase

I order this for a friend who didn't want is trailer hitch stolen ... He is very happy with this lock. 5-stars

Scritto da: D

Nice

This is very nice.My only gripe is the pin is a little short.It would have been better if it were longer.

Scritto da: Craftergal

Great product!

Liked that it came with 2 sizes of rid. Easy to use and lock.

Scritto da: O. Greene

Master locks are the best

Works flawlessly to secure whatever is attached to your hitch receiver.

Scritto da: Book Gnome

How To Un-Stick This Lock!

Most of you will already be aware of (and probably already tried) this "trick", but it's about all you can do if this lock has frozen itself to your trailer or hitch. Just squirt some WD-40 liberally into the keyhole and wait 20 minutes. If possible, rotate the lock so that the keyhole is up so the lubricant doesn't just drip out while you're waiting. The hard part will probably be inserting the key all the way so that it will turn. Work it firmly back and forth until the key is fully seated, and then cross your fingers and turn. From my experience with a number of these locks, if you can push the key all the way in, it WILL turn. If you've successfully gotten this far, then hopefully the internal locking latch is not frozen and will release. If not, try tapping the lock with a hammer or screwdriver handle. If that doesn't work, repeat and let sit overnight before trying again. I prefer WD-40 for it's water-displacing properties, although 3-in1 or machine oil will also work. And if that doesn't work, it's unfortunately time for a cutting torch. Now for my review. I used to tow and use boats at work almost on a weekly basis, and have also used these locks for my personal vehicle and watercraft. The most important thing I can tell you is that these are good locks, but they are NOT weatherproof locks. If the lock is going to be somewhat sheltered under a bumper securing a receiver hitch, then it will be all right for at least a few years. I had one on my work truck for more than 5 years, but it BARELY came off when I finally needed to swap out the ball mount. I now use plain, regular receiver pins on my receiver and trailer and swap them with these lockable pins when heading to the public ramp. I don't boat as much as I used to, and if I did that would be a routine inconvenience. If you boat regularly or are using these in an unsecured location, then I would suggest giving the lock a squirt of WD-40 every few months and just plan on replacing it every few years. I continue to stick with these because I'm not aware of a better product, and because I've generally had very good luck with Master locks. Their padlock-style shrouded trailer locks last a decade. I wish this receiver lock was that good.

Scritto da: Michael Daniel via

Fit's

This was well worth the money.

Scritto da: Marlonium

Great hitch lock!

Smooth operation every time. Even though there’s a cap over the keyhole to keep the elements away, I’d lube the lock often. Especially during the winter months when they salt our roads. If you want it to last, store it away from elements when not in use.

Scritto da: Jason

Good quality hardened steel..hoping it'll keep thieves away..

Good quality hardened steel.of course easy to use.haha it's a lock.....

Scritto da: Traci

Works As Designed

I gave this product four stars only because of the lack of over all sturdiness. I bought it to fit a 2 inch hitch for a bike rack. The pin fits and locks so it works as designed. The rack I bought came with a pin and part that took care of the slight 'wobble' of the rack when inserted into the hitch hole. I changed it up b/c I wanted a pin to lock (instead of needing a socket wrench to take the other pin out). So far, the pin locks the bike rack (as a whole) to the hitch (comes with two keys). I did not need both pins though so that was simply a choice on my part (not like my hitch is going to change size suddenly that I will need a smaller pin...and only one lock for both pins, so...). On the other hand, it is illegal to drive around with a bike rack all the time (blocks vision of the license plate in general), however this accessory seems to be tolerated when it's obvious bikes are in tow.

Scritto da: Dj E

Work great.

Not much to say really, they work as intended and the trailer is safer when attached to the hitch. Now you can't just pull the pin and remove the hitch completley.

Scritto da: iBypass

A must have !

Simple to use, feel very strong, no problem here. Based on some other reviews I would NOT recommend to leave this lock installed on the hitch outside all the time. I will keep mine inside the truck in a bag and use it only when needed. Once the towing duty is done I always remove the receiver anyway, so the lock will follow and stay away from the weather and hopefully will last longer.