Trimark latch with twin keyholes: lubrication
The handle was really hard to open after unlocking. Getting more so with time. I took it off the door to have a good look. Three torx 14 screws from inside the MH and two more at the latch. Lubricat...
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We have an entry door handle just like yours but with a second lockset for a dead bolt that used a different key which was very inconvenient, especially after dark. I removed the assembly and took it to our local locksmith who re-key'd one lock to match the other so now one key works both locks. I did the same for the spare tire lock because it was different from all the other outdoor compartment locks.
We went from 5 keys to 3 keys. The 3rd key is the Ford key. All keys have their own shape for easy identification day or night. No more fumbling through keys and less bulk in my pocket.
We have an entry door handle just like yours but with a second lockset for a dead bolt that used a different key which was very inconvenient, especially after dark. I removed the assembly and took it to our local locksmith who re-key'd one lock to match the other so now one key works both locks. I did the same for the spare tire lock because it was different from all the other outdoor compartment locks.
We went from 5 keys to 3 keys. The 3rd key is the Ford key. All keys have their own shape for easy identification day or night. No more fumbling through keys and less bulk in my pocket.
