Installing Cam-Action Lockable Door Latch Cam Lug End to Pipe

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Do the cam lock ends model 383200 fit via friction ie. do you drive them in with a hammer or do you drill through the pipe and fitting and install a fastener? Thanks!

asked by: John M

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Cam-Action Lockable Door Latch Kit w/ Narrow Hasp for Small Enclosed Trailers - Zinc-Plated Steel # 383200 will have the lug for the cam driven in and secured with a weld bead. You can alternately use a fastener as you described, but for the best function welding is recommended.

expert reply by: Jason S

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Answer 1

For what you are looking for the Handle Assembly for Polar Cam-Action Latch Kits #PLR158-100-A is the best option. It is right the length you need as well as the correct width at 1-1/14 inch which means it will fit into the latch properly.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Installing Cam-Action Lockable Door Latch Cam Lug End to Pipe

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