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622 Trailer Lock removal question
- Thread starter vrodrjs
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cptjam
Registered User
Yes
You need the key, and a barrel tool. Picture a piece of razor thin spring steel. The barrel catch is the deepest of the tumblers. Your dealer can remove the barrel.
We learned this trick when Ann’s barrel was .05mm too deep. Naturally, I destroyed it in my learning process!!
barrels keyed differently have a red key, no chip. Joe
You need the key, and a barrel tool. Picture a piece of razor thin spring steel. The barrel catch is the deepest of the tumblers. Your dealer can remove the barrel.
We learned this trick when Ann’s barrel was .05mm too deep. Naturally, I destroyed it in my learning process!!
barrels keyed differently have a red key, no chip. Joe
fastfraser
Blazing Member
Pull the barrel before you sell the trailer !:dontknow:
oldguyinTX
New member
Maybe you could get a dummy key cut from your Spyder key. Might work, then you wouldn't have to give up an ignition key.
vrodrjs
New member
Thanks Joe
I thought about that but it is too cold / salty roads to ride down to the dealer and I don't really want to take the back end of the trailer apart to do it. I think a call to the dealer for a key may be easiest.
Thanks,
Bob
I thought about that but it is too cold / salty roads to ride down to the dealer and I don't really want to take the back end of the trailer apart to do it. I think a call to the dealer for a key may be easiest.
Thanks,
Bob
Bfromla
Well-known member
its really not that bad, some odd positions to reach things but not as tight spaced as working on spyder. & if your buyer has a spyder they can acquire a new core & have rekeyed by locksmith to match theirs. Once you get the lock mechanism off :
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Helpful. Thanks.
I am the buyer. So, I'm going to have to replace the tumbler sooner rather than later because right now I can't lock it at all.
I realize that, Joe. But, with no key I can't lock the trailer.
SpyderAnn01
Active member
You resurrected a 2 year old post. Joe wasn’t responding to you.
You're right. I was confused.
PMK
Active member
When you do a proper search of a topic, you should at least read the dates to ensure the posts are somewhat current before resurrecting topics from a while back with a new trivial set of posts.
Use the search feature to find the information or search outside Spyderlovers with Google.com
trikermutha
Active member
Really. I see no reason to blast him for asking a question or resurrecting a thread. Ask a question and hope to get a answer to the issue.:banghead:
Actually l was following a suggested link from a response to my own thread and found it helpful, so said as much, which inadvertently resurrected the thread. Then I got confused as to which thread I was responding to.
trikermutha
Active member
I was referring to the post above mine.
Yes, I realize that. Thanks for that.
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