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Husky 39594 Universal Coupler Lock  Features This trailer lock is a truly universal maximum security coupler lock. This lock locks on to all tongue-type couplers from 1-7/8" to 2-5/16" and features a high security pick-resistant lock cylinder in a corrosion resistant solid die-cast housing, and a 5/8" hardened steel shackle for maximum security. Additional Information
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