Master Lock 175D Set-Your-Own Combination Lock, Solid Brass | 
| Brand: Master Lock
List Price: $21.18
Buy New: $10.14
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Rating:  12 reviews
Sales Rank: 2378
Color: BRASS
Media: Tools & Hardware
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
Dimensions (in): 6.6 x 3.5 x 1.2
MPN: 175D
Model: 175D
UPC: 071649395604
EAN: 0071649395604
ASIN: B00004SQLH
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Brand new and fast shipping. Thanks.
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| Features:
| • | Padlock with adjustable number combination | | • | For lockers at school, work, gym, and for general security | | • | Set your own combination for to any of 10,000 personalized options | | • | Hardened steel shackle with solid brass case for strength and weatherability | | • | 2-inch-wide solid brass case; 1-inch shackle; lifetime warranty |
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Amazon.com Product Description
Set your own combination to easy-to-remember birth years, lucky numbers, or any of 10,000 personalized combinations with this padlock for optimal security at school, work, gym, or home. Designed for general security, the lock lets you set your own numbered combination with four smooth-spinning dials for easy operation. A hardened steel, 1-inch shackle and solid brass case stand up to rain and inclement weather for years of smooth, rust-free performance. Master Lock backs this unit with a limited lifetime warranty. --Brian D. Olson
Product Description
Lock up your valuables with this combination padlock. Great for school lockers, sheds, or bikes...the possibilities are endless!
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| Customer Reviews: Read 7 more reviews...
Handy lock that works well except in feezing weather November 30, 2005
D. Navarre (Bowling Green, Ohio USA)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I use these on my outdoor storage sheds and they work great since you don't have to carry keys. But they freeze up in winter weather and can't be opened. The only lock I find that works in winter weather are 'receiver locks" that are used lock a trailer hitch to a vehicle. (Sounds strange but they work). Just drop it down through your door latch with the rubber cap up. The rubber cap keeps moisture from getting in to the lock. The draw back is I have to switch back to using keys in the winter.
 Master Lock 175D Outstanding January 15, 2006
Anthony D. Thompson
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
This is an outstanding lock. The combination is easy to set so you can hold one combination for several locks. It is also tough as nails and resists corrosion very well. Great buy.
 Master Lock are very easy to compromise. Not a good locks at all. January 7, 2008
Coala Bear (Canada)
3 out of 5 found this review helpful
Check it out on youtube. Search for "Master Lock". You'll see a whole bunch of locks of the "Master Lock" brand, easily compromised, including this 175D one! Some of them a little easier, some of them a little harder. One thing is clear: you just can not trust locks of this brand and that's that. Well, it might be possible that there ARE some version of locks of this brand that are good, but seriously, when you start looking at these videos you'll see that it kind of locks like this whole brand of locks just plain sucks.
I got started of my rant because yesterday I bought a cheaper version of this lock (630D), with 3 digits. It was wrapped in plastic so I couldn't play with it in the store. It only costed $7.
I could open this lock in 20 seconds with no tools whatsoever. I pulled on the lock while rotating the digits. The digits just snapped into place, one by one. It's just too embarrassing to call this a lock, because it's just a plain joke. Cheap Chinese stuff? On the back of the package, it yacks about how it's made in China, but under strict specifications of the Master Lock company. It's ridiculously badly made.
I'm very outraged, because I was going to use it on a school locker and could have lost all kinds of stuff.
i would not lock anything up with it May 21, 2007
Durant (Pittsburgh PA..)
2 out of 11 found this review helpful
it is way too easy to open WITHOUT the combination.
Good lock December 3, 2006
B. Lotze (Louisville, KY USA)
Excellent, especially if you have contractors or other people going in and out for a period of time (chained gate). Once they're done, change the combination. It can freeze in winter, so you can either add a key lock for backup, or find a way to warm the lock up.
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