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CAM LOCK
- Thread starter Ks Coyote
- Start date
dewcon4414
Well-known member
Just curious cant you use the PLUGGER locks? Best thing we ever put on a straight shaft..... for about $15.
Dew
Dew
I'd say that due to the location, the shaft lock that Plugger sells probably won't fit very well. If it were mine, I'd go with the OEM shaft cam lock, rather than a shaft lock.
Since the old one is broken anyway, it should be easy to remove and White's usually doesn't charge much (if anything) for these kinds of parts. I'm guessing the new cam lock would simply slip over the rod and click into place.
Since the old one is broken anyway, it should be easy to remove and White's usually doesn't charge much (if anything) for these kinds of parts. I'm guessing the new cam lock would simply slip over the rod and click into place.