What is the Height of Fastway Coupler Lock DT25013KA

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Does the FA860015312 and FA 860015317 have the same height as the FA86-0015-318? Thanks.

asked by: Rod M

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The Fastway # FA86-0015-317, # FA86-0015-312 and the # FA86-0015-318 are all the same locks and will be the same size. The reason for the different part numbers are that the # FA86-0015-317 and FA86-0015-312 and # FA86-0015-318 are locks that are keyed alike. Their key number matches the last 3 digits of the part number. So the part # FA86-0015-318 has key number 318. If you want keyed alike likes, you just order multiple of the same key number. Check out the video to see more.

expert reply by: Erik B

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Answer 2

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