i've read several threads mentioning locks... but (unless i'm missing something), brands aren't mentioned.
if they aren't issued (or "issued" then taken from paychecks) which ones are the best to get?
thanks!
trailer locks
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by awbro, Nov 1, 2012.
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I had good luck with something similar to this, got mine from Landstar..
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Anything with a protected shank will be fine. If they (Bad Guys or Girls) want it they will get it your just slowing them down.
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Looks somewhat similar to the meat locks used by Stevens back in the day. It's not the same lock, but it is a similar style.
Me? I've always stuck with a regular padlock. But I didn't run any high value freight, since I don't run team. And a padlock worked for me because I rarely kept freight on the trailer for more than 24 hours.
And since I made the jump to flatbed, I can't really lock a door I don't have....I guess I could lock the chains...nah. -
Most companies will either provide them and charge you for them or recommend which ones they prefer you to use. A lot of companies like them to be universal in case you loose the key or they need to get in them without you around.
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chompi Thanks this.
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Yep, have done it a few times myself!
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WOW, those locks are $ 120, I haven't left it locked on the trailer yet, but that time I layed it on the bumper-wheesh- at least I got it back.
I saw one of our trailers that had the enforcer lock on it and thge thieves cut the pipe it hangs on -
whatcha think ??
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