Key Locking Handle with 5/16 Inch Shaft

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Is this item available with a 5/16inch Shank?

asked by: Peter B

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We have the Red Line handle, part # 276, that has a 5/16 inch square shaft. It doesn't look as much like your handle as # PLR7011L, and isn't as heavy-duty, but it's the correct size shank and still locks.

This is the closest option to your handle that we carry.

expert reply by: Charles S

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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