Product Description

This Master Lock Stainless Steel Receiver Lock for 5/8- and 1/2-Inch Receiver Holes has hardened receiver pins for increased sheer strength, and a precision 4-pin tumbler mechanism that resists picking. There is a K1 key blank for all receiver locks and this lock retains key for increased safety. Whether you need a master keyed padlock or an integrated padlock and door lock system, Master Lock offers the breadth of keying capabilities to find the optimal match for your specifications: keyed alike; master keyed; padlock cylinders; interchangeable core cylinders; door key compatible cylinders and patent pending key control key ways. Also, Master Lock designed the Pro Series and Rekeyable Padlocks for easy cylinder replacement service.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #184 in Automotive
• Brand: Master Lock
• Model: 1480DAT
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 1.56" h x 4.70" w x 9.00" l, 1.10 pounds

Features

• Hardened receiver pins for increased sheer strength
• Precision 4-pin tumbler mechanism resists picking
• Key retaining for increased safety
• K1 key blank for all receiver locks

Customer Reviews

Top Notch Product!
I expected quality with Master Lock, and that is what I got. This product is not only effective, it is also very attractive compared to the ugly pins that are usually seen on hitches. I liked it so much I decided to buy another one. I would recommend this item to anybody who wants to secure their load.

Shaft not long enough
Looks like a nice quality lock, but it is not long enough for many of the newer receivers. Not specs provided on the shaft length to enable buyers to determine till it arrives. e.g. it is not long enough for Tundra and some Ford receivers. Tri Max makes an SXT5 which is 1/2" longer and will fit.

great hitch lock
Very good quality lock that looks great too. Has performed well over the last year. One word of caution - the "barbells" on the ends are long enough that they press against the power bracket (for the trailer lights) on my hitch (BMW X5 dealer installed accessory). It still works, but it makes removing and replacing the lock a bit difficult. I don't use my hitch but a few times per year, so this is not a major problem for me, but if you use your hitch often, you may want to be mindful of this if your power bracket is seated near the hitch.