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I had no spare key. Airplane is grandfather-in-law's airplane in another part of the state. Local mechanic had an entire key ring full of airplane keys. Needless to say one fit and I made 4 copies at the local wal-mart!


 


 


Thanks for the great link!

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Quote: Apollo

I had no spare key. Airplane is grandfather-in-law's airplane in another part of the state. Local mechanic had an entire key ring full of airplane keys. Needless to say one fit and I made 4 copies at the local wal-mart!

 Thanks for the great link!

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Quote: flight2000

Well that right there is a scary thought.... Surprised ...and here I thought keyed locks were individual, specifc to that lock only type things.  Guess not...

Brian

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Seriously, cut out the 'roids - you don't know your own strength :)


The MSC I use also has a "can" of orphaned keys and whenever they need to go after a lock or someone comes in and realizes they left their keys, they pull out the can and you can bet almost every time, they've found a working key in there.


-Seth

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I thought there were only about four different Cessna keys; no idea how many Mooney variants there are.


Really, if someone wants to steal something from your plane, do you want a sturdy, unpickable lock on a flimsy door with a plastic window? Then the theif would cause more damage getting in . . .

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Quote: rbridges

Well that right there is a scary thought.... Surprised ...and here I thought keyed locks were individual, specifc to that lock only type things.  Guess not...

Brian

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