Getting Camper Keys Made

Must have solved their problem as they have not replied in two weeks. Done deal!

When all of my keys disappeared in storage one time I went to the Fleetwood dealer and they had a drawer full of keys all the same. There was only one that had to be cut from a blank I got at a dealer.

Harvey51 wrote:
I found that a GM B47 key blank fits our MH door lock, deadbolt and regular. The cargo doors work with a 54G. No need to have Trimark or whatever stamped on the key blank.

Trimark has about 20 single sided key blanks and at least three double sided blanks.
The B47 blank might fit 1 or 2 of those. There are also Bauer and FIC locks and blanks,
none of which a B47 blank will fit.

Most baggage locks are on a Y11, which will also take a 54G but isn't what the mfr recommends.

Many RV OEM keys have a key code on them. Write them down and save them as a locksmith can cut new keys with the code number using Instacode and a CNC key cutter. We charge $18 per code. You can buy them on line cheaper.

I found that a GM B47 key blank fits our MH door lock, deadbolt and regular. The cargo doors work with a 54G. No need to have Trimark or whatever stamped on the key blank.

My FIC trailer keys use the same blank as used for the Club Steering wheel. They also work for Yakima Rack lock cylinder inserts.

I had an extra set made at a local True Value.

Try rvlocksandmore.com this is where I found keys for my 5er several years ago @ 2.75/key ready to use just order by key code.

We have 2 doors for our camper.

None of our Ace stores do Tri Mark or FIC. Most Locksmiths have them. The storage locks are usually Y11. CH 751 etc. sometimes Southco.

Which keys? Door or compartments?