Author Topic: Padlock for cockpit locker  (Read 4008 times)

Fenders

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Padlock for cockpit locker
« on: January 31 2017, 19:27 »
I have tried several padlocks of various sizes and styles but none have fitted neatly and just hung down from the shackle. The one I am currently using sticks out almost horizontally and I have managed to tear my sallopettes on it as I have walked around the binnacle.
Does anybody have any recommendations on type/style/size padlock to use?
Thanks

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tiger79

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Re: Padlock for cockpit locker
« Reply #1 on: January 31 2017, 20:20 »
I just use cheap B&Q padlocks, they seem to last OK for several years.

http://www.diy.com/departments/master-lock-aluminium-pin-tumbler-padlock-w30mm/234122_BQ.prd

ANTREVELL

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Re: Padlock for cockpit locker
« Reply #2 on: January 31 2017, 20:56 »
I use RS padlocks with along shank .This allows it to lay against the fibreglass without getting in the way .
I have a Cruiser 33

Regards Tony Revell Pegatha   Cruiser 33

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Re: Padlock for cockpit locker
« Reply #3 on: February 01 2017, 00:20 »
A standard Plastimo (think they are 10mm) fits perfectly.

Fenders

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Re: Padlock for cockpit locker
« Reply #4 on: February 01 2017, 07:06 »
Thanks for all your suggestions

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Re: Padlock for cockpit locker
« Reply #5 on: March 22 2017, 23:58 »
I went to a hardware shop and ordered stainless steel padlocks 3 with the same key