TrimaxTHPXL Hockey Puck Internal Shackle Trailer Door Lock - Rekeyable, Stainless Steel

Low profile . re-keyable .

Bought it to go on a uhaul box in front of my house. Unfortunately didn’t fit. The lock loop on the box didn’t stick out far enough for this to latch. AND, one of the keys was severely bent straight out of the packaging. Will probably keep it cause it seems like a great lock.

I bought two of these locks to use on the back of my enclosed motorcycle trailer. I wanted something that would be secure, not bounce around and look good too. These locks fit the bill. When I first searched the web I went to the Trimax home page. Then I searched Amazon, and once again they came through, got them for 50% less! The two locks are keyed alike and each came with 3 keys, so basically I have 5 spares. I added a tiny bit of lubricant (Ballisol) to the shackle area, both inside and out since they will be exposed to the weather all the time. They are easy to operate and are heavy duty locks.I highly recommend this lock if you have a standard trailer locking bar with the two piece (one swings into place) hasp mechanism. It would take a expert lock picker to get these off, because there is no place to pry or cut them off.Great product, great price, Amazon rules.

I need to replace a failing puck lock from another vendor and this one works great. It fit the lock area perfectly and can in at a great price despite being made out of stainless steel and brass.

Some people have had trouble with these locks. Im still holding my doubts, but so far so good. After reading reviews about these locks rusting, i rubbed oil all over the locking pin and inside. There is a small allen head screw to keep the locking pin from coming a the way out. I put some lock tite on the threads to make sure it cannot vibtate out while hauling the trailer. So its been several months now and its only slightly rusted and havent ouled since i opened the packed and first used them. They are easy to re-key if you know to place the pins inside. I bought ywo seperate locks and just re-keyed them to the same key since the only other option to have the same key for two locks requires tou to buy a three pack of locks for some reason. I should mention, i live about 60 miles north of the gulf coast and work at the beach often with my to trailer so if mine were prone to rust, they would be pretty bad by now. Just keep them oiled, put some lock tite on the screw for the lockong pin and they should work pretty well for you.

Seems like a very solid lock. Don't know how pick proof it is. Paired up with the Blaylock T33 seems like a really formidable setup, something that only a angle grinder could defeat, for a reasonable (but not cheap cheap) cost. Additionally, added a washer on each side to take any slack out of the pin. Also added a piece of 3/4" steel pipe in the middle. Between the washers and pipe it takes away any gap so a hacksaw blade can't get on the pin and strengthens the whole set up.

I like the lock very much what I don't like is the key to the new lock opens the old lock when they were bought from different places

We moved and kept our business dealings in a trailer we pulled along with us. These Trimax locks are basically impossible to cut, pick or remove without the key. We will recommend these to anyone!

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Three, that we know of, attempts to steal the boat or the spare tire; thwarted. Likely gave up and moved on to easier target. Bought five so far and no complaints. I would and could be a spokesperson for these locks.

Had the same one on my trailer for a few years and it always worked great. An employee of mine lost the lock at a jobsite by accident and I got another right away. Wouldn't use any other lock for a trailer.

Bought these for my enclosed trailer, work perfect and got ones with same key.

good quality would buy again