lock for storage unit?

[txtider]

what is the best lock to put on a boat storage unit ? i have a disc lock on right now ,just want to put the best i can on! thanks for the help!

[Stins]

Well this is the best lock I have found for storage.

[Lonestar_HOYT]

Well this is the best lock I have found for storage.

X2. The storage place I rent from actually suggested this same lock. She said they are great locks. She went on to say that they actually hate them because when they have to break into a locked unit they are the hardest lock to cut thru.

[Deathrow Jethro]

well this is the best lock i have found for storage.

this is what i have on my shop also.

[stinkbelly]

My brother is a slum lord and he said those locks above are pretty easy to cut through with a cordless dremel. Try to get one that completely covers the lock.

[Lockpro]

http://www.jmlock.com/americanlock-2000-series-security-hockypuck-padlock.aspx

This one is MEAN!

I'll get through a Discus in seconds.

[predatorsniper]

Listen to Lockpro and check out his link.

There's not a Masterlock I can't pick/bypass within 60 seconds....including the Masterlock No. 40 shown in the pic above. (No, I'm not a criminal) I do ADC work on the side for dozens of ranches covering over a million acres and you never know when a rancher is going to forget to tell you that he's changed locks or an oilfield worker or oil/water hauler has locked his company's lock onto the chain on the gate in a way that you have to unlock their lock to get the lock open). I'd rather pick a lock in a few seconds and re-lock it after getting in/out vs. ruining somebody's lock with bolt cutters or having to take part of the fence down.

Pay a little extra and guy a good quality lock like the one in the link. You'll be glad you did. Also...don't equate cost with value. There are a lot of expensive locks out there that aren't worth pennies with it comes to picking it.

Take care,

predatorsniper

[txtider]

http://www.jmlock.com/americanlock-2...k-padlock.aspx

This one is MEAN!

I'll get through a Discus in seconds.

it does look mean but ,will it fit on storage unit doors ? i dont see how it works , could you explain it to me?

[bulletpusher]

As far as being unpickable "Abloy" is hands down winner. Lock picks don't work because there is nothing to pick inside. It uses sliding disks instead. Lock at PL362 & PL342.

http://www.abloy.com.au/default.asp?id=53

[predatorsniper]

A disk detainer pick will pick your Abloy disk locks, but you're right that it isn't as simple as most tumbler & pin type locks. They are definitely nice locks.

Take care,

predatorsniper

[Joey~AP]

Well this is the best lock I have found for storage.

Got 1 on my shop and 1 on my storage unit.