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Size of Hole Where Padlock Slips Through on Dutton Lainson Coupler Lock DL13980  

Updated 08/09/2016 | Published 08/08/2016



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Whats the lock pin size on the #DL 13980?

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The diameter of the hole on the Dutton Lainson Lock part # DL13980 that you referenced where a padlock would slip through is 7/8 of an inch.

We recommend the Masterlock Padlock part # ML1KA for this lock.

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