TowSmart Brass Coupler Padlock - What Is The Diameter Of The Shackle?

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What is the diameter of the shackle?

asked by: Jaime

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Hey Jaime, thanks for reaching out. I just ran out to our warehouse and measured the TowSmart Brass Coupler Padlock # TS85FR.

The shackle itself is 1/4" diameter. The ID of the shackle is 3/4". I edited a picture to illustrate. Hope this helps!

What kind of coupler does your trailer have?

expert reply by: Jesse M

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TowSmart Brass Coupler Padlock TS85FR
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Answer 9

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