Questions and Answers for Master Lock Heavy Duty Outdoor Padlock with Key, 2 in. Wide, 2 Pack

A:  I believe they will. See attached image for snippet from toolbox instruction manual for exact dimensions.

A:  Yes ... Pro Tip: Do not tighten them down all the way when you install them. They work better with a little slack.

A:  It will much faster and easier to get a new set and have extra keys made. Re-keying these locks is not so easy.

A:  Hacksaw, bolt-cutters? It’s a padlock, not something you can request to reset a password. Sorry, couldn’t resist. You will probably have to drill a hole in the box lid and cut a window in the lid of the box. Good luck.

A:  Bolt cutters

A:  I would definitely call a couple or three locksmiths first, then do a youtube search for either picking a lock, or drilling one out to disable the locking mechanism. Hope you get it open!

A:  Angle grinder, be sure to wear goggles

A:  Per the Master Lock website FAQ (https://www.masterlock.com/service-and-support/faqs/lost-keys-key-replacement), you'll need the key number to have replacement keys made. If you don't have that number, you may be able to get a locksmith to open the lock.

A:  These padlocks come with 2 keyed alike keys.

A:  Ball beatings

A:  This Magnum padlock features a laminated steel body, surrounded by stainless steel and zinc outer components for weather resistance. It offers a ball bearing locking mechanism to provide maximum resistance against prying and hammering.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes. We tested for this when the lock was designed.

A:  Unfortunately, no. Home Depot carries the Magnum M532 which is re-keyeable. Thank you - http://www.homedepot.com/p/Master-Lock-Magnum-2-in-Rekeyable-Solid-Body-Padlock-with-2-in-Shackle-M532XKADLHCCSEN/202663609

A:  The Master Lock website indicates keys may be able to be made by a locksmith using an impression which most likely means they cannot be re-keyed.