Sys-port 1000/2 - keys missing!
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squall_line
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A locksmith would likely just drill the cylinders out. Alternately, you could try to pick them; I'm guessing they're not exactly pick-resistant.
Crazyraceguy
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I have never seen anything that suggests that they are keyed differently? Can anyone confirm?
Seems like a simple thing you could get from the parts catalog, if that is the case. The bigger on-line sellers are pretty good about carrying parts.
Try [member=76443]Hartville Hardware[/member] I bet they can fix you up, unless I am completely wrong here.
Seems like a simple thing you could get from the parts catalog, if that is the case. The bigger on-line sellers are pretty good about carrying parts.
Try [member=76443]Hartville Hardware[/member] I bet they can fix you up, unless I am completely wrong here.
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[member=81589]duck3rs[/member] I have multiple sysport 1000/2 and the keys I have seem to work across all of them. So while I can’t say definitely that the keys are universal they certainly seem to be. If you want to send me a PM with your contact information I have a spare key I can send you.
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[member=76944]mcfal12[/member] that's very nice of you!
As you mentioned, I wouldn't take it as absolute proof yet, but in the right direction.
It seems logical to me that, if they were different, they would give you the option to match lock numbers.
There could only be so many different ones anyway.
This isn't really a "high security" situation, more of an inconvenience that might slow down most casual thief. (or at least curtail "borrowing")
A true thief will not be stopped. Heck, they would probably just take taw whole unit and worry about getting into it later.
As you mentioned, I wouldn't take it as absolute proof yet, but in the right direction.
It seems logical to me that, if they were different, they would give you the option to match lock numbers.
There could only be so many different ones anyway.
This isn't really a "high security" situation, more of an inconvenience that might slow down most casual thief. (or at least curtail "borrowing")
A true thief will not be stopped. Heck, they would probably just take taw whole unit and worry about getting into it later.
