AskfishRX-LOX-PM Pack Mount Lock 2 Pack with Same Keys - Replace rotopax Locking Mount - Fit for rotopax 2 Gallon Mount Lock

I recently purchased the Rotopax RX-LOX-PM Pack Mount Lock Replacement for my off-road liquid containers, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed. The quality of these locks is comparable to Rotopax, but at a more affordable price. One standout feature is that these locks are keyed the same, eliminating the need for multiple keys.Installation was quick and easy, and the lock mechanism is sturdy and reliable, providing peace of mind that my containers are secure and protected. And it is not only limited to 2-gallon fuel pack, but can also be used on 3-gallon rotopax containers.I also want to mention the excellent customer service I received. When I encountered an issue with one of the locks, the seller promptly responded and provided an effective solution. Their quick resolution impressed me, and I would gladly do business with them again.Overall, the Rotopax Locking Mount 2 Pack is a fantastic investment for anyone looking to secure their off-road liquid containers. They offer durability, convenience, and great value for the price. I highly recommend them, despite the minor setbacks I encountered.

I really like the Rotopax system for attaching water/fuel/anything containers to the inside or outside of my overlanding rig. It is so much safer than having loose cans flopping around and let’s face it, it looks really professional. People see you as being well organized and knowing what you are doing even if you are as clueless as I am. Perception is Reality.Unfortunately there exists vagabonds and scoundrels in our midst. This equipment is anything but cheap unless you are a shifty cad. Then they are free unless you purchased these really professional looking Rotopax style locking mounts.They look like billet aluminum and have no blemishes whatsoever. They utilize two ‘Coca-Cola machine’ type cylindrical keys and the lock has very positive detents. When locking, everything fits tight and the aforementioned scoundrels will have to look elsewhere.I lost the key to one of my cylindrical locks once and had to drill it out. It was difficult and tedious. Anybody who does try this with your lock is going to appear highly suspicious to a bystander.Because of their value, they are far more likely to steal your catalytic converter.I digress yet again, sorry about that.One really nice feature is that both locks are keyed the same, so less keys on your chain. That also means you have 3 spares in case you lose one. I like the feature that when you remove the lock cylinder from the Rotopax mount, you can remove the key then when your canister is in place you just push the cylinder back into the hole and Click! It is locked.Anyway, these mounts/locks are super well made and most definitely worth getting.I highly recommend them!

Had difficulty w the lock cam. Seller was very helpful and took care of issues

Between my two off road vehicles. I have 6 Rotopax fuel and water container. As with anything accessories you need to lock them up. Are these locks better than the Rotopax brand? Nope, are the Rotopax brand mount better and more secure than these mounts? Nope.I honestly can't tell the difference between this brand and the Rotopax one. Everything is almost identical even down to that mounting studs. You can inter change between the two brands. The barrel locks are different though. But both locks with work and are interchangeable between the two brands.I actually like the finish on this mount better than the Rotopax. I have a few other Rotopax that been faded pretty heavily from sitting out in the sun.I'm impressed and happy that the locks and mounts are interchangeable between brands. Great mounts and cost less than the name brand. Even the mounting block has a timesert just like the name brand one. So you know it's made to last.Took several photos comparing the two brands and honestly I can't tell the difference. I recommend these for anyone who wants to secure their fuel and water Rotopax containers without spending the a lot of money.

The main parts of the lock are built really well. But the lock core itself is garbage. You have to remove the whole core to adjust this, and I did just that. Then when it was removed something shot out of the bottom never to be found again. So...maybe I can find another core