Same Key Option for Bauer Products T-Handle Lock for Truck Caps

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I am looking at the truck cap handles. I have a Jeraco cap with two rear handles. I would need one of each turn directions. I need to confirm, if they both say key J-327 does tat men that they are both keyed the same and one key will open both?

asked by: Kyle S

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The Bauer Products T-Handle Lock for Truck Caps - Counterclockwise, # BA87VR and # BA84VR - Clockwise, each come keyed as a J-327 key so one key will fit each. I suggest you identify how the currently installed handles rotate as that is not something I can answer for you.

expert reply by: Michael R

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Answer 1

The Bauer Products T-Handle Lock for Truck Caps #BA47VR is designed to fit standard truck caps like what you have so this would work well for you.

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Answer 2

The Bauer Products T-Handle Lock for Small Truck Caps part #BA97VR comes with a K-127 key so if you order multiple they will all use this same key code.

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

The Bauer Products T-Handle Lock for Truck Caps #BA57VR comes with a J-327 key. So by ordering 3 of these they are all keyed alike. This particular handle is for locks rotating counterclockwise. We also have the Clockwise T-Handle #BA84VR if your…

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Answer 5

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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