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Originally Posted by georgieb51
Thanks Doc. At least I now know what I am up against. I am considering drilling a hole with a hole saw large enough to get access to the lock so I can slide that "keeper" off and remove the lock. Then I could epoxy the hole back in place. Does this sound like a plan? And can I then get a key made for it or somehow replace the lock? I am willing to listen to suggestions from anyone else. There might be a million dollars in there!
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If you cut a hole in the bottom of the fiberglass tub a 3/4inch one should be big enough. If there is a code number stamped into the lock cylinder you can get a key made from that. (see picture for code location) If not, the lock cylinder can be disassembled and a key made by reading the tumblers. If you can't find a locksmith in your area to make a key PM me. The lock cylinders for those are pretty hard to find.....
LockDoc