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Glad it was of help in some way:-)

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Thanks mate. Glad it was helpful in some way. Cheers:-)

Glad it was of some interest. Have a good one:-)

Thanks for your input. Appreciated. Yes, you are correct. The correct key is definitely the easiest option for ease of removal. Appreciate the feedback:-)

Sorry for the tardy response. Only just seen the comment. Glad you found it of some interest and value. Appreciate the positive feedback. Goodluck with your servicing of your Lockwood DX. If you have any further questions or concerns just shout out and i will try to help if i can. Cheers:-)

Hi. I would go with a combination set. An entrance lock with a deadbolt above it. The problem with the Gainsborough Tri Lock is that it has a distinct footprint that you have to cover. I think they still sell dress plates that would cover all existing holes and allow a combination lockset to be installed in its place. Not sure if you have the early version Tri Lock or the later version? I could show you a few options that might work in a video if you like. I can leave a link to the video in this comment. Cheers-)

Thanks. Actually your video was helpful enough to solve our problem with it. If we change in future though, will defo go with your recommendation. Cheers!

Thanks for the kind feedback. Appreciated. Cheers:-)

You need to spread the clip to release the tail bar. Then replace the new tail bar in and squeeze the ends of the clip to secure the tail bar. You could try rotating the clip 90 degrees to remove the old tail bar. The clips are fairly flexible so it can work. After you have replaced the tail bar then just rotate back 90 degrees and squeeze. The clip has a nipple on one side of the clip. That's what keeps the clip from not rotating once the ends are squeezed. Good luck with it. Cheers:-)

How are you. Do you mean the flat bar that comes out of the outer cylinder? Cheers:-)

How are you mate. Unfortunately the parts are obsolete and no longer supplied. You could try a salvage yard for an old 001 and use the case screw from it. I am not sure if you are prepared to wait but i would have a few floating around collecting dust. You're quite welcome to them if you want me to send a few your way. Let me know either way what you want to do. The other option of course is to bite the bullet and replace with a current model 001 or a whitco deadlatch which shares the same footprint as the new 001. Goodluck and have a good one:-)

@crankylock7844 thanks for the offer, very kind, might take you up on it. I'm struggling to put my 001 case back on without the lock jamming. I'll post a video. If you could have a look, I'd appreciate it

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Glad it was of interest. Cheers:-)

I'll post a video to try to track down what has potentially gone awry with yours. I'll do tomorrow evening and link the video via this comment. Cheers:-)

@@crankylock7844 that would be amazing!

@@crankylock7844 hey mate took cerclips off the handle assembly and the springs are fine however the alloy tabs that the springs push on have snapped. The handle is alloy and If I really wanted to I could get a dot of alloy welded back where the tabs were and grind them back to size but I think I will just buy a whole new system.

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Hi. Can you wait til tomorrow night? I will explode the lock and show you the internals. I will put a link to the video via this comment. Cheers:-)

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Hi There, I did work it out but Thanks for the reply @@crankylock7844

Glad it was of some interest to you. Cheers mate:-)

Hi. Yes, the inner knob is free to turn from the inside. Cheers:-)

Hi. I will get back to you in the next day to let you know a few options that might work out for you. I will do a short video and unlist it but will leave a link to the video in this comment. Cheers:-)

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Glad it helped out in your situation. Cheers:-)

probably doesnt even realize hes doing it, it annoyed me as well but this is one of the only videos on this

I agree. Definitely enhances the Lockwood logo. The problem i find is that not all stampings from the Lockwood factory in Victoria back in the pre 2000s varied in depth. Would imagine the die setting back in the day was set at different depths depending who was setting the die. A deeper stamping is way better as it gives you more wriggle room when linishing. Cheers and thanks for the sub:-)

sorry for the late response mate. I don't get notifications all the time and i found your comment as i was reviewing this video. No totally sure what the problem could be. If it was an attempted forced entry maybe they have bent the backing plate. That can cause issues with the button sticking. Hopefully you have remedied the situation. Cheers:-)

How are ya mate. I have several handle sets floating around collecting dust. You can have a set for free. Just let me know your postal details and i'll ship a set off to you. Cheers:-)

G'day@@crankylock7844 Thanks so much mate! This is going to help me out heaps!!.. Have just emailed you though my details.. Love your work and very happy to be able to keep the 8658 going in our security door for a while longer (works perfectly apart from broken handle, likely caused by my young kids swinging on it 😂). Cheers!

How are you mate. I am in Adelaide, SA. I am not totally sure what spring you are referring to? Let me know the exact spring you are referring to and i can make a quick video if i can help and link it to your comment:-)

Glad it was a help in someway. Cheers:-)

how are you mate. You can swap over cylinders but you need to disassemble the lock to do so. The handle can be reorientated to suit the handing of the door. I am assuming you have the early version Tri Lock. I will put a video together for you to give you the run down on swapping the cylinder and re handing the handles. I'll post it tomorrow. I will send you the link to the video via this comment. Cheers:-)

Thanks for the key blank intel. Not an item that would be on the shelf ready to go at my supplier. Will source one eventually to finish the job in the near future, Cheers:-)

@@crankylock7844 I found mine in eBay.

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How are you mate. Not totally sure what the going price would be. Probably around the $20 mark would be a fair price. I see them now and again on Flea Bay. Not sure where you are located on the planet but they are an old Australian designed padlock and generally not available outside Australia. Have a good one. Cheers:-)

@@crankylock7844 Thanks for the quick reply mate!!, I am up in Darwin. Love all things vintage. 👍 Got some old Sidchrome tool boxes, thought one would look nice hanging off one of them. Thanks again!

@@dirkdiggler5821 How are you mate. I have that Sidchrome reassembled with a operational key sitting here collecting dust. You can have it if you want. I would rather see it being in use in conjuction with the toolbox. Let me know if you're interested and i can post it up North to you. Nothing expected in return and accept it as a gift if you will. Cheers:-)

@@crankylock7844 mate! You legend, you have made my day! Thank you very much!

@@dirkdiggler5821 You can leave postal details on email. paulspringett3@gmail.com. Going to Auscompost tomorrow so i can send it then. Cheers:-)

No problems. Hope it was of some value to you:-)