Is it Possible To Key Blaylock Trailer Locks To Match Existing Trailer Locks

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I need to replace one of my Blaylock trailer latch locks. Is it possible to order a new lock and have the lock match my current locks? Please advise.

asked by: Julio V

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If all of your current locks are Blaylock locks, it may be possible. If they are a different brand, it is not possible to get them keyed alike.

The Blaylock Door Lock for Enclosed Trailers part # BLDL-80 can be ordered keyed alike if you purchase multiple locks at once by clicking the "keyed alike" option on the product page. Since you need the Blaylock door lock to be keyed the same as your existing locks we need to go to the warehouse and check inventory for stock of your specific lock/key number.

The only way to do that is to call customer service call customer service at 800-298-8924 and tell them the number on the key that you have and how many new locks you need. I have attached all of the key numbers for the Blaylock locks that we carry for your reference.

Blaylock Industries Replacement Key 51131: # BL040-TL38KEY51131
Blaylock Industries Replacement Key 51132: # BL040-TL38KEY51132
Blaylock Industries Replacement Key 51133: # BL040-TL38KEY51133
Blaylock Industries Replacement Key 51134: # BL040-TL38KEY51134
Blaylock Industries Replacement Key 51135: # BL040-TL38KEY51135

expert reply by: Heather A

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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