[Rhodes22-list] Laz & Hatch Key

[William E. Wickman]

I actually had to replace my hatch lock due to corrosion about a year ago.
At first I couldn't find a replacement, but after searching the internet, I
found one at place called CabinetWare.  Their web site is
www.cabinetware.com .  The lock cost $5.25, plus $4.95 shipping.

I just looked back at their website and the price went up to $8.35 (pretty
high inflation in one year).  It is part number LK-2290

Bill W.




                                                                           
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My locksmith took a house key blank and cut it down to make a set of
hatch keys.  They all worked fine.  The blank for the laz is completely
different, and easier to duplicate, but you can't make a common key for
both the laz and the hatch.

Bill Effros

Philip wrote:
> I took a hatch key to a locksmith (for the 1989).  He said it was an odd
key, cut down from a larger blank.  He said my best bet would be contact
the manufacturer.  I contacted Stan and he had the second key.  The laz key
was ok and they copied it.
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> Philip
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org [
mailto:rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org]On Behalf Of Arthur H. Czerwonky
> Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2006 6:52 PM
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> Does anyone know if the laz and hatch are keyed alike.  Any ideas how it
is possible to have a key made for a lock whose key is lost?  Any ideas
appreciated.  I suspect a locksmith the only remedy, but there may be a few
master keys.  Thx,
> Art
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