Does Pelican make a lock with a longer wire shank?
1808960
I don't think so - all of Pelican's cases have extremely similar lock size requirements, so I don't think they would need to.
80813
No, here is the web site with the specifications. http://www.pelican.com/cases_detail.php?Case=1075CCMark.
1980492
The long shank will NOT fit into the recess / indentation in standard gym lockers. Thickness (diameter) of the shank did not seem as though it would be an issue, but the length of the lock body + shank clearly is. There was now possible way (no accessible angle at which) to insert the end of the shank through the hole in the locker release mechanism -- I tried them all, even with the (open) shank depressed into the lock body. I liked the build quality, though, so will purchase one with a normal-length shank.
1010868
Eyeballing it, any lock with a shank of no more than 3/16" diameter. Wouldn't invest too much into the lock as the unit is plastic so not exactly a bank vault. Lock would 'keep honest people honest' as the saying goes.
430558
Yes you can. It has a hole in the latching mechanism that will allow a small lock.
1402600
None that I know of, but I never looked. The twist to lock mechanism seemed to be opposite to what I expoected, but now that I am used to it, I make length adjustments almost instantly without thinking about it. To tighten the pole turn the metal pole below the plastic connector. The plastic connector itself does not turn, it is just a dust cover!
1946062
Yes. There are 2 reinforced "holes" for locking. There are two others that could also have locks put through them. I just travelled and TSA was happy with just the two locks.
2162509
As someone else said, it is thinner than the average padlock like the Masters, and the shackle is extra long and they seem very sturdy. We have two that we use on our fence gates - the extra long shackle was a must for that and it works fine.
189896
Yes. It is the same LID ORGANIZER. Make sure your pelican case model is compatible
175255
A regular sized one, yes. Like a combo lock or a master lock with a key would fit pefectly and prevent it from being opened
1493157
I can't tell you for sure...but if I had to guess...I would say "No". The issue is not the diameter/size of the shank, but how it's locking fit piece is shaped. Everything I have ever read says that the bits that go with this tool will NOT fit any other tools. It is a great tool and it all works fine..but it is not made of standard fit to work with other tools.
599314
It must have the standard lock port. It looks like a small ellipse shaped hole.
1880468
Dear RolandoIt appears that the locking mechanism holds tightly when extended to 11 feet. Good luck, hope it works.
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.
1935858
Yes, longer gives more choices of positions to lock up, but remember to always find a position to use up all the room within the u lock. I had a previously owned a shorter one which did not have attachment to store lock on bike. Having said that, the unsealed part on the U lock will chip paint on the bike frame plus I find the the attachment is difficult to secure to bike. Overall I am satisfied with the product, just needed to be careful.
46918
I use a Pelican hard case and never switch.The edge is completely protected so I'm not able to help much with your question.I think it's worth trying the manufacturer.Hope this helps ! Email Customer Support (questions@zagg.com) Call us 1-800-700-9244(ZAGG)
1188039
Yes with some modification of longer bolts. I'm not sure if the lock will still work. I know I would be able to make it work with trip to the hardware store.