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Post by peter92 on Dec 13, 2014 23:48:03 GMT 10
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Post by atefooterz on Dec 14, 2014 3:40:18 GMT 10
The previous ownwer of mine had lost the jockey wheel bolt so when it came to keys he just rolled his eyes, thought then said "they were around in 1981 or 82 but was buggered if he knew where!" At some stage i may take the door off & get a locksmith to pick the lock so it can be removed & replaced with someting more 2015, Downside is not being able to have the door closed with flyscreen & air rather than the door fully open & various forms of wildlife wandering inside to say g`day  |
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Post by peter92 on Dec 14, 2014 8:31:41 GMT 10
The previous ownwer of mine had lost the jockey wheel bolt so when it came to keys he just rolled his eyes, thought then said "they were around in 1981 or 82 but was buggered if he knew where!" At some stage i may take the door off & get a locksmith to pick the lock so it can be removed & replaced with someting more 2015, Downside is not being able to have the door closed with flyscreen & air rather than the door fully open & various forms of wildlife wandering inside to say g`day Hi Ate, Same thing here, i managed to find a small key to open the door for the fridge inspection but no luck on finding one for the door or the middle one, so was hoping some one with a Franklin like mine may have a spare set of keys i could try, just on the off chance they work Regards Peter |
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Post by tedalley on Dec 14, 2014 11:52:17 GMT 10
Hey guys.
If you take the door, or locks, to a locksmith then they can cut a new key to fit your old locks.
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Post by peter92 on Dec 14, 2014 14:50:00 GMT 10
Hey guys. If you take the door, or locks, to a locksmith then they can cut a new key to fit your old locks. Hi Ted, so if i take the door off the van and take it to them, they can open the middle dorr and cut keys great, will be ringing about that, thanks alot for that How are you going Regards Peter |
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Post by tedalley on Dec 14, 2014 20:59:05 GMT 10
Pete Hi.
Yep im ok just about finished.
Im taking the van for its maden voyage over the break.
Mind you --- I havnt got the cupboard doors done yet but the trim, electrics, plumbing and beds are all done.
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Post by drylander on Dec 14, 2014 21:47:28 GMT 10
If the lock front has a number on it (usually 3 numbers ie 312 213) that would be all you need most times
Pete
(retired locky)
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Post by peter92 on Dec 14, 2014 22:33:25 GMT 10
If the lock front has a number on it (usually 3 numbers ie 312 213) that would be all you need most times Pete (retired locky) Thanks for that info, cant see any no on it but am ringing a locky tomoro to get all 3 keys cut, i hope Regards Peter |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 20, 2015 12:59:38 GMT 10
Contact the local camec store in your area tell them the caravan and they should be able to replace the locking system for you, as the caravan age it pays replace the locking system every 10 or so years pending on the traveling you do..
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