Anyone know where to find this lock? (See pic attached)

[belfert]

I have four exterior doors on my bus that are secured with a lock that gets turned 1/8 to 1/4 turn to trip the latch.  I need two replacement locks since one is totally siezed and no lube has helped to free it up.  The other lock has been missing since I bought the bus.  My first option is to find some off a junked Dina, but I'm not hopeful.

MCI wants $98 for a replacement lock plus another $12 for the key.  This seems awful steep for a simple lock.  Has anyone seen a lock like this anywhere?  There are four slots around the hole to keep the lock from rotating.  I tried a large locksmith and they had no ideas.

The brand name on the lock is "Foriner", but I can't find any information on this manufacturer.  There is a part number, but I can't make it out 100%.  Thanks for any help on this.

[Cary and Don]

Try hafeleonline.com.  If they don't have a source,  it doesn't exist.  Search for cam lock.  I go a catalog from them we use like a reference book.

Don and Cary
1973 05 Eagle
GMC 4107
Neoplan AN340

[bevans6]

Spaenaur part number 096-036 is very close.

http://www.spaenaur.com/pdf/sectionL/L16.pdf

Brian

[luvrbus]

Try some RV dealer the high end S&S jobs used that lock back in the 90's Beaver and Foretravel for sure they were 60 bucks back then I believe it was French or German made lock

good luck

[akbusguy2000]

Here's another possible replacement:

http://www.alliance-express.com/cylinder-cam-locks-knob



tg

[belfert]

Here's another possible replacement:

http://www.alliance-express.com/cylinder-cam-locks-knob

I wonder where one could buy one of these?  I could try to get a free sample I suppose.  My suspicion is that it would spin in the hole since my hole is round.

I'm tempted to order one lock from MCI and then see if I can figure out who makes it to see if I could get it for less somewhere.