Hi - can't really tell from the picture: Do both the 1/2" &amp; 5/8" have a seperate lock so that both can be used at the same time?
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No, there is only one locking mechanism which fits on both sizes of bolts. They include an additional locking piece which only fits on the ~1/4" bolt.
886026
I measure the hole (actually holes, there is one at each corner of the front) at 5/8". I think you'd have no problem with a 1/4" padlock.
1390713
There are 3 "usual" backset measurements. Five inch is rare but out there. The other two are 2 1/8 and 2 3/4 inches. Measure again and see if 2 3/4 comes close and if it does you are in business and will not have to make any adjustments. Schlage locks can be moved a little each way in the hole in the door. Good luck.
1356658
That is a slot and ours had one. It does not lock and/or is not lockable. You could probably drill a hole in the two tabs to get a padlock on it.
649997
It fits the standard US faucet, don't know if that is 1/2 inch or not. One thing, my lock recently broke. It became very tough to turn the key & then now it doesn't lock at all. I have it still on the faucet as a visual deterent, but it is absolutely broken. Only been pulled off the faucet maybe 5 times since new.
1585690
Lock comes with two keys, but the keys cannot be duplicated so you're stuck with only two. Good luck!
1604872
Sorry but no. I removed mine and twisted it totally closed and it is 8 & 2/16".
354353
I'm really not sure. I actually wanted the one that that handles locked in place, so that may be the difference? Not sure. Good luck.
173055
Sorry I am not an expert in locks. I do not have one but they might make one but I could not find it.
1306869
If it is a pure 1/2" bit, that is to say the whole shank is 1/2" then : No. If the 1/2" bit is reduced to <3/8" shank, a common case, then: yes.
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.
949928
Though I do not have the lock in front of me, I am confident in saying that the hook part of the lock is at least 1/4 inch in diameter, if not a bit more. If you require something closer to 1/8 inch, this particular lock would be too large. Jeff
717174
I heard that if it's double notched it can't be shimmed. But for some reason sellers aren't making it obvious whether or not their locks have this feature.
705530
The question is does it have a double lock capability.Unfortunately, they do not so you have to be careful when worn as they can tighten if you are not careful.
635726
I noticed a difference in answers to your question regarding the diameter. I have two in my yard. Each measures 6 and 5/8" in diameter. Perhaps the others were a larger size or another brand. I used my Stanley Powerlock II to measure. Hope this helps.
2259352
That is the nature of DOUBLE CYLINDER locks. If you want one that does not need a key for both sides look for a SINGLE CYLINDER lock. The inside will have a knob you turn to lock and unlock it.
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Mine is suppose to lock but does not. Do not buy if you are looking for security.