I need to replace a thumb turn on a mortise lock. Anybody know who made the trim viewable at the link below? (two pictures)
(Anybody got one?)
Hope this works.
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TIA
Bobby
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20 years ago
Who made this????
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20 years ago
know who made the
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locksmith company
your
Problems.
hand, that he may
because he cares
the file is inaccessible. unless one signs in or something..
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20 years ago
First time I ever tried Yahoo pictures. Did I do something wrong?
How/where can I post these sop they are viewable
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20 years ago
Looks like a Corbin / Russwin mortise lever trim for what I could see of the lock case. If you pull the case out you might get lucky and find the specs tag still intact. Hope it helps
Mr.Bill
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20 years ago
Ask Yahoo. They tell us to ask you, which presumably means that you have to do something to declare who's able to access the images.
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20 years ago
Just a thought: Is there any brand info on the mortise lock itself?
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20 years ago
heck it wont SEND cookies, and i cannot log on EITHER... its FUBARED...
--Shiva--
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20 years ago
my GUT reaction is a Yale...some years back, made in China... or a clone
whats the critical dimensions? between the lever and TK lever? anything in a grade 2 that would match it? Marks? Arrow or Falcon?
whats the mortice part? Yale, Schlage Best, or a Corbin Russwin?
--Shiva--
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20 years ago
Bob,
What kind of cylinder / keyway? What kind of cam on the cylinder? Any name on the face plate or lock body?
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20 years ago
It actually had a Yale cylinder in it (along with most of the other units in this particular building). I assumed it was Yale and ordered an inside escutcheon. Not even close. The distributor is waiving the restock fee (after just a little bit of wining) so it's just costing me the shipping both ways.
No name on face plate but it is stamped UL and F (fire)
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20 years ago
You mean on the case? Like inside the door? Never looked.
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I would call YALE tech service direct and talk to those folks... they got some 'limited run' stuff floating around...and they might be able to tell you better.
--Shiva--
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20 years ago
Yeah. Joe suggested that, too. Guess I'll take ANOTHER ride (#3) over there and pull the whole thing out.
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that's what I thought at first too (had a Yale cyl). And ordered one. didn't match.
Maybe I'll email Yale and ask about that import line you're talking about.
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20 years ago
If you could give us a working picture, I'm sure we could give you more info.
Jack Allied Lock & Security, Inc Atlanta, GA
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what I could see of
and find the specs
ride (#3) over
locksmith company
your
Problems.
hand, that he may
because he cares
Corbin / Russwin was my first thought too. best bet would be to take the third trip and pull the case. take some pics of the case while your at it.
g'luck
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20 years ago
Bob,
Perhaps you could just repair the T-turn. From the looks of your snapshot it appears that you might be able to just repair the twisted tail piece. I would also note that this is usually a symptom rather than the problem so stand ready to solve the real problem after you fix the tailpiece.
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Bob,
If you want to E-mail the picture to me I will post it on my web site for the people to look at....
Leon Rowell
Bob DeWeese, CML wrote:
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20 years ago
No. It's actually the back of the thumb turn where the tail piece attaches to it that's broken