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I am in need of a replacement cabinet lock for a Boyle Dayton model 74 circa 1926

Reproduction or original. Keys or no keys acceptable.

Measure approximately
1.7”x 1.7”
0.5” thick
With a cylinder protruding about 1/2”

Any help is appreciated.

Thank you,
John

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John
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Thanks for posting this John.
If someone has a few extra after John gets taken care if I could use some.
Thanks,
Dave

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When I was restoring pumps I used to buy these locks at Atlasta Lock in Portland. They still had them new. That was years ago but worth a shot. Have you checked any other lock shops?

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Great recommendation Petrpumps! I have not tried that yet. I will contact a local lock dealer and if that doesn’t work I’ll try Atlaska. I used to live in Portland.

SloDave - I’ll let you know where I find them and share the info once located.

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John


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Just bumping this as I’ve had no luck. Does anyone know what this style lock is called?

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John


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