Replacement Storage Bay Locks

[JaynCat06]

Good Morning All

Been searching the web high & low for Global Link cam locks 1 1/8" Keyed G-391. Several of the "RV Locks" websites I have contacted, don't carry the Global Link locks

Looking for ANYONE ... who has the Global Link locks on their bay doors, which use the Global Link Key: G-391, and exactly from WHERE did you buy them????

Thanks Much for your Help!!

[Chateau_Nomad]

These?

[JaynCat06]

Originally Posted by Chateau_Nomad

These?

YES!! I actually need 2 just like these, and I need 7 that have the lock with a finger pull, so I can replace the useless "Thumb Latches".

Thanks so much for your reply!!! Much Appreciated!!

[Chateau_Nomad]

I just replaced mine with tubular style keyed locks. I'm keeping the 391 locks as backup.

[JaynCat06]

Originally Posted by Chateau_Nomad

I just replaced mine with tubular style keyed locks. I'm keeping the 391 locks as backup.

I might have to do the same if I can't find the Global Link.

Where did you buy your locks?

Thanks!

[16ACE27]

Third result on a Google search. The first two were just keys:

https://www.rvlocksandmore.com/7-8-C...eyed-to-G391_2

Jungle site has them as well but at a much higher price.

[JaynCat06]

Originally Posted by 16ACE27

Third result on a Google search. The first two were just keys:

https://www.rvlocksandmore.com/7-8-C...eyed-to-G391_2

Jungle site has them as well but at a much higher price.

I had found this site ... called, left message .... as of yet no reply.

Thanks for your reply.

[16ACE27]

Originally Posted by JaynCat06

I had found this site ... called, left message .... as of yet no reply.

Thanks for your reply.

Called? They have an online checkout system. Use a credit card, they claim to have them in stock. If not - you're not out anything but the time to initiate a charge back to your CC company.

[JaynCat06]

Originally Posted by 16ACE27

Called? They have an online checkout system. Use a credit card, they claim to have them in stock. If not - you're not out anything but the time to initiate a charge back to your CC company.

Thanks Ace!!

Was in contact with CS and now I have all needed locks and accessories' so now EVERY LOCK on coach accessible with just ONE key!!

[Beau388]

Originally Posted by JaynCat06

Thanks Ace!!

Was in contact with CS and now I have all needed locks and accessories' so now EVERY LOCK on coach accessible with just ONE key!!

And the rest of the world with the ubiquitous G391 and G390 keys.

[macdaddy1111]

https://ch751.com/allone/

[Pete'sMH]

Don’t call or email. Just order what you need from these folks. They’ll have it to you in a couple of days.

https://www.rvlocksandmore.com/locks...nd-thumb-turns

[ducksface]

Originally Posted by Beau388

And the rest of the world with the ubiquitous G391 and G390 keys.

Exactly.
The OP wasn't/isn't on a path that leads to secure bins.
OP,
Rethink your order and invest in a lock that doesn't have the same key as maybe 98% of rv's.

[Chateau_Nomad]

I recently replaced all of my keyed storage locks. I didn't trust the existing ones for security... although you know the story about a determined thief...

These new locks are somewhat of a PIA to get the tubular shaped key in. But they seem pretty robust.

Cam Lock RV Storage Locks Keyed Alike, 1-1/8" Fits on 7/8" Max Door Thickness, RV Compartment Locks for Camper Trailer Locks with Keys(1-1/8 Inch 6Pack) https://a.co/d/1UUriP2

[Jimbo56]

I’m doing the opposite. I’m doing away with locks. Just another point for guaranteed failure in the future. Plus anyone with that same grey key can get whatever they want. I guess they can steal a couple chairs. A grill. Sewer nose. But they’re already out if we’re at a campground. 40 years ago when tent camping, our life possessions were kept safe behind a nylon tent. But over those same 40 years of camping, I’ve never had our stuff messed with.

[JaynCat06]

Originally Posted by ducksface

Exactly.
The OP wasn't/isn't on a path that leads to secure bins.
OP,
Rethink your order and invest in a lock that doesn't have the same key as maybe 98% of rv's.

You and Beau have ASSUMED my intentions for having all locks with one key had ANYTHING to do with security!

After 20 years ... retiring as a Detective of a major crime unit ... 6 years with the U.S. Army in E.O.D, I think I might have just a clue about REAL security!

I spent $150.00 for convenience!

I bet you pink slips ... that the 98% or RVers you claim have the same key, don't have any where near the security systems (videos/sensors) I have at home or on my coach, or the fire power if needed

After 4 Class A coaches, and years of traveling ... I have never had 1 of the 98% of RVers attempt to steal anything. I have never been foolish enough to leave my coach at Camping World or anywhere else, with anything worth taking.

Glad you both had the time to reply with a nice positive response, with the same input you have posted before in other posts!

[16ACE27]

Originally Posted by JaynCat06

You and Beau have ASSUMED my intentions for having all locks with one key had ANYTHING to do with security!

After 20 years ... retiring as a Detective of a major crime unit ... 6 years with the U.S. Army in E.O.D, I think I might have just a clue about REAL security!

I spent $150.00 for convenience!

I bet you pink slips ... that the 98% or RVers you claim have the same key, don't have any where near the security systems (videos/sensors) I have at home or on my coach, or the fire power if needed

After 4 Class A coaches, and years of traveling ... I have never had 1 of the 98% of RVers attempt to steal anything. I have never been foolish enough to leave my coach at Camping World or anywhere else, with anything worth taking.

Glad you both had the time to reply with a nice positive response, with the same input you have posted before in other posts!

I think that was a:

[ducksface]

You couldn't manage to acquire the most common lock in the rv world without considerable help.

When any question is too simple
Our job here
Is to realize that the question is too simple, too far away of what any average person would know...for a reason.

We answer a question with the same level as it is asked.


Sometimes the question shows vast experience and we detail an answer accordingly.
There was no reason to tell you of the rfid locks on some of my bins.

[Chateau_Nomad]

All burns aside, most people know that determined thieves cannot be stopped. The intent is to make the target unattractive... as in all the efforts with catalytic converters.

We've never had anything stolen... not even chairs left out. Things happen in crowded sketchy campgrounds. We avoid those and go out to nowhere land - most thieves won't waste a tank of gas to get to us... Just slap a large "proud NRA supporter" sticker on your RV.

[DavidEM]

Originally Posted by Jimbo56

I’m doing the opposite. I’m doing away with locks. Just another point for guaranteed failure in the future. Plus anyone with that same grey key can get whatever they want. I guess they can steal a couple chairs. A grill. Sewer nose. But they’re already out if we’re at a campground. 40 years ago when tent camping, our life possessions were kept safe behind a nylon tent. But over those same 40 years of camping, I’ve never had our stuff messed with.

Me too!

First it was a PITA to reach into my pocket, pull out the keys and unlock one but usually two locks to get into the locker. Now all have simple latches now.

Secondly, I store my RV at a yard that has tight security- the entrance has a gate controlled by your key fob and there are security cameras all over. Also I could replace all of the stuff behind those hatches for a few hundred bucks.

Now when I do carry my $1000 e-bike in one of those compartments, I am more careful and bring it home after each RV trip. I have zero concern about it being stolen from the campground.

David