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Puterpilot · 09-17-2018, 03:08 PM

I have a 2004 Sea Breeze 1341. A friend has the same coach and had an incident at home where the door lock seized and took him an entire day to get it open. I want to replace mine before this happens. I assume it is a Tri Mark, it has a square outside profile with one keyhole. there is a separate dead bolt above, but I haven't had an issue with that.

Looking for a direct replacement without cutting any new holes.

Thanks for the help.

Mark

Blueharp · 09-17-2018, 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Puterpilot

I have a 2004 Sea Breeze 1341. A friend has the same coach and had an incident at home where the door lock seized and took him an entire day to get it open. I want to replace mine before this happens. I assume it is a Tri Mark, it has a square outside profile with one keyhole. there is a separate dead bolt above, but I haven't had an issue with that.

Looking for a direct replacement without cutting any new holes.

Thanks for the help.

Mark

I just did this job about a month ago on the very same coach. Couldn’t find a direct replacement. I used the Tri Mark without the deadbolt. Fit the door ok but had to do a little finagling on the door jam to fit the new strike plate.( yes you need it) I also had to cut a small notch in the screen door so the lock lever would clear. I don’t remember the model number or even where I got it but they seemed to be common.
Good luck

Blueharp · 09-17-2018, 08:49 PM

Just looked. Camping world #70813

Fred and Bonnie · 09-19-2018, 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Blueharp

Just looked. Camping world #70813

Not the same, OP's latch has the deadbolt and door latch built into the same lock assembly, with different two keys.

Fred

Blueharp · 09-19-2018, 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Fred and Bonnie

Not the same, OP's latch has the deadbolt and door latch built into the same lock assembly, with different two keys.

Fred

Read it again. Separate deadbolt.

Fred and Bonnie · 09-21-2018, 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Blueharp

Read it again. Separate deadbolt.

Yep, my bad, sorry for the bad info.

Fred

Puterpilot · 09-22-2018, 06:38 AM

I took mine apart, and it turns out it is a Bargman L-300, not the dreaded Trimark. It appears to be in good shape, the bolt has no corrosion, and may be stainless. I will inspect and lube everything today. There are two used ones on eBay, $50 and $160, neither seems to be in better shape than mine. I will keep the necessary tools inside in case it jams.

Thanks everyone.

Fred and Bonnie · 09-22-2018, 12:13 PM

One additional item of concern is the interior lock on the Bargman lock. Check occasionally to ensure the "push/pull" lock is fully disengaged. Ours locked when partially engaged.

Fred