Correct Replacement Key for Fastway Fortress Coupler Lock

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need replacement key for fortress coupler lock key # 339

asked by: Benny A

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We do offer replacement keys for the Fastway Fortress Coupler Locks. In order to find the correct one you'll need to know the key number. This can only be had from the old keys. Once you have this you can search for the correct keys in the list below.

The Replacement Tube Keys for Fastway Universal Coupler Lock - Key 311 part # FA-KEY-311 for example is for lock codes stamped 311.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 1

We do have the replacement tube key 339 with the part #FA26FR.

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Answer 11

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