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Good post. thanks for the reminder. There are very few "standard" locks out there, and a lot of keys that fit. One non-FGRV dealer actually took the time to remind us to change the locks... too much duplication available...
Thanks, Pete.

Sherrry

I like the idea of never losing the key!

that too;..... agreed. I just have to write down the combi somewhere (or several somewheres) ..... Not as young as I used to be....
Sherry

Most of these types of locks are programmable by the user. One thought would be to use the first 3 digits of your Social Security Number if you're US citizen. What ever you do don't loose the combination or you'll spend a lot of trial and error time. There's 991,010,994 possible combinations on a 3 digit combination lock.

Um, I think there are only 1000 combinations... from 000, 001, 002 all the way to 999. Or 10 times 10 times 10. But your point is well made. Lots and lots of combinations! Too many to try them all.

Upon reflection, Byron must have been pulling our leg with the math and I didn't catch on.

Thank you for posting the combo lock!!!!! Been looking for a"everybody in the campground ain't got it" lock!!

Or use the initials of your name based on the telephone numbers.

Mine would be 3-3-4 ??

I'd say he's just being extra safe with 3 locks with different numbers on the same door.

OK OK I'll confess. I tried calculating permutations and it's been so long since I've done that my rememberer didn't work right. But it looked good.


PS Steve, I believe you're correct, 1000 is right number.

Well, just the fact that you used the word permutation in a sentence was impressive enough!

If someone tried to break into my one hatch.. they would get .... nothing. it's for my city water.

Now, if they want to fill my tanks with beer, who am I to keep them out?

In my case, both my Scamp door and the canopy/topper on my pickup truck use the Ubiquitous 751 Key and could be replaced with the combination lock.

those are great.. i will have to order one and have it put in... wonder if theres any altering that has to be done or will it fit in the hole where the orginal lock is on the scamp??

Ah, my mind is now hurting from the permutations and combinations...(pun intended)

This lock looks to be for the access hatch doors, I'm wondering, has anyone changed their main door lock out to a combination type? I'm going to be changing mine out, so maybe a combination type is the way to go - I like the no key to carry around idea.

And for us in Canada it's available at Lee Valley tools for $17.50.
Got one! For the main door. Will tell you all how it turns out. Later! Click to view attachment

Please let us know if the lock or something like it works on the entrance door!
I have just too many keys (this is my main carry ring) I have a second one that is larger
Joe
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Will do!