🔒 Secure Your Trailer with the Trimax THPXL Hockey Puck Internal Shackle Lock - Rekeyable for Added Convenience Review

You already have several of these locks and need one for hiring a truck. Didn't fit in the truck's tailgate latch so I sent these back. But there are many more that have been used on my other charms and gooseneck coupler closures for years and they hold up very well!

I bought this puck lock to fit a Blaylock TL33 receiver lock to keep our RV secure. This lock is a dependable mother and it suits Blaylock like they should be together. No locking system is completely theft-proof, but this system is the best you can get for a lot of money.

Not bad overall but they rust on the outside. I use two for trailer locks. They are easy to use. I covered the locking mechanism with carbon fiber to protect them. Even so, the exterior will rust over time (less than six months before rust spots appear).

I love everything about this lock but after only 2 weeks of installation and only 1 shower I'm already starting to rust. I've seen comments about this rust and thought it was winter road salt. But I haven't even shot the trailer yet. I am afraid that in a year the lock will stop working due to rust.

Looks like a very secure lock. I don't know how that proves. Paired with the Blaylock T33 it seems like a seriously impressive setup that only a reasonable (but not cheap) angle grinder can beat. Additionally, shims have been added on each side to prevent sagging of the pins. Also, a piece of 3/4" steel pipe was added down the middle. Between the washers and the pipe, it removes the gap to keep the hacksaw blade from falling on the pin and strengthens the whole structure.

A secure hockey puck lock that secures the back of my cap. Featuring a latch with hidden screws, this lock gets the job done. You should buy the end cap separately at the hardware store and know what you are getting. The purpose is to answer someone's question about the size of the lock body opening. The lock looks "corroded" but let me be clear what it is. I put enough engine oil in the lock (and in the lock mechanism to ensure it doesn't freeze in winter). The lock protects the "closet" or…

I bought two of these locks to use on the back of my closed motorcycle trailer. I wanted something that would be safe, not bounce, and look good. These locks meet all requirements. When I searched the internet for the first time, I went to the Trimax homepage. Then I looked for Revain and they came back, 50% cheaper! Two of the locks have the same keys and each comes with 3 keys so I basically have 5 spare keys. I've added some lubricant (Ballisol) to the inside and outside of the braces area…

Some people have had trouble with these locks. I'm still holding back my doubts, but so far so good. After reading reviews of the rust on these locks, I oiled the entire lock pin and interior. There is a small hex screw to keep the locking pin from falling out. I smeared thread lock on the threads to ensure it doesn't vibrate when towing a trailer. So it's been a few months now and it's only slightly rusted and hasn't rusted since I opened the box and used it for the first time. They're easy to