622 trailer lock

[NancysToy]

Never would i disagree with you on technical items, i don't know how they got the old lock out because my Brother in law did not have the original key either. :dontknow:

Cruzr Joe

It may well be possible, but the normal procedure requires the key to be inserted. I guess success will depend on the tech involved and his experience or ingenuity.

 

[bullant12]

OK, now i know, i will check to see if my Bro-in-law had the bulletin

Hey Joe... if your B-I-L can find the bulletin, can you post it? I know my dealer did it for an 1 1/2 hour charge, and I would like to save the $$$.

Thanks!

 

[Cruzr Joe]

Hey Joe... if your B-I-L can find the bulletin, can you post it? I know my dealer did it for an 1 1/2 hour charge, and I would like to save the $$$.

Thanks!

OK the locksmith replaced the old lock (we did not have the key) with the new lock in about 10 -15 minutes, without damaging the old lock.

Erick, i am sending your old cylinder back to you so that you can use it on another trailer.

Bro-in-law says he knows nothing about a service bulletin, he just took it to a locksmith and had it changed and we are sending the cylinder back to its original owner (Erick) so that he can reuse it.

Cruzr Joe

 

[bullant12]

OK the locksmith replaced the old lock (we did not have the key) with the new lock in about 10 -15 minutes, without damaging the old lock.

Erick, i am sending your old cylinder back to you so that you can use it on another trailer.

Bro-in-law says he knows nothing about a service bulletin, he just took it to a locksmith and had it changed and we are sending the cylinder back to its original owner (Erick) so that he can reuse it.

I guess I can do the same. My dealer is not known to be a locksmith...:roflblack:
Thanks for sending me the tumbler!:thumbup:

 

[Cruzr Joe]

I guess I can do the same. My dealer is not known to be a locksmith...:roflblack:
Thanks for sending me the tumbler!:thumbup:

You are welcome. :thumbup:

Cruzr joe