N.º de modelo 704DPF

Long, long ago, I believe the year was 1968, I was entering junior high school. I needed two locks. One for my coat and book locker. The other for my gym locker. Little did I know 54 years later I would still be using the same two locks whenever I needed one. From high school lockers, college lockers, car top carriers, gun ...Read More

Long, long ago, I believe the year was 1968, I was entering junior high school. I needed two locks. One for my coat and book locker. The other for my gym locker. Little did I know 54 years later I would still be using the same two locks whenever I needed one. From high school lockers, college lockers, car top carriers, gun cases, bikes, and securing whatever, these two locks with YOUR name stood the test of time. Quality well done and for that I thank you. Don't change!

-Gregg Prudence

I lost the key to my Master Lock padlock keeping my flagpole lowering mechanism locked. I decided that I would go down to my local hardware store and borrow their bolt cutters. I BROKE THEIR BOLT CUTTERS trying to cut the lock! Haha! Talk about one tough lock!

-Chris Diez

We own a ranch near Missoula, MT, and have purchased your No. 176 Series Padlock (2 1/4" Shackle) Combination Lock with Key Override Control. Having well over 20 gates to control on the ranch as well as numerous buildings we thought the flexibility of combination codes to control access to areas for individuals, friends, ranch hands, h...Read More

We own a ranch near Missoula, MT, and have purchased your No. 176 Series Padlock (2 1/4" Shackle) Combination Lock with Key Override Control. Having well over 20 gates to control on the ranch as well as numerous buildings we thought the flexibility of combination codes to control access to areas for individuals, friends, ranch hands, hunters and builders as well as a Master Key Override for us would be perfect. Buying a quality Hardened Master Lock we thought was just a bonus for us. Little did I know that some of our locks would be "Tried Under Fire." One of our No. 176 locks received at least two rounds from a shotgun. We figure one round with Double 00 buck and another with bird shot. After two darn near point blank shots the lock is no longer usable via the combination or the key override. But your lock held tight!! The individual or group DID NOT GAIN ACCESS. I never thought that our locks would be put under such stress. On another one of our gates where we again have one of your locks in combination with a chain, an individual popped the gate latch and rammed our gate with his truck to gain access. I believe he was hoping that the lock would "pop open" under stress. No such luck, the lock held fast. The gate (a bull gate type) was bent up pretty good but it too survived. You can bet that you now have one loyal customer who will, for sure, always buy Master Locks.

-Michael Wegener