Lost your Bauer compartment key -- or just need a spare? This factory-coded replacement key is cut precisely to Bauer Code #753 and works directly with Bauer-keyed lock cylinders found on a wide range of RVs. No locksmith visit, no cylinder replacement -- just order by your key code and you are back in business.
Bauer is one of the most common lock cylinder brands used on RV storage compartments, entry doors, and utility bays. Manufacturers including many Forest River, Coachmen, and Keystone models have shipped rigs with Bauer-keyed hardware for decades. When a key goes missing or wears out, the fastest fix is to order a replacement cut to the exact key code stamped on your original key or lock cylinder.
This key is pre-cut at the factory to Bauer Code #753. If your existing key or lock cylinder shows "753" -- or your dealership records list that code -- this is your direct replacement. No modification required.
Machined to Bauer Code #753 at the factory. Ready to use straight out of the package -- no cutting or fitting required.
Measures approximately 2.3 x 0.4 x 0.03 inches and weighs just 0.02 lbs. Easy to store in a key drawer, glove box, or lanyard.
Works with Bauer lock cylinders used on storage compartment doors, exterior utility bays, and entry doors across many RV brands.
Distributed by AP Products (NTP part 013-689753), a trusted supplier of RV hardware, locks, and accessories to the aftermarket for over 50 years.
Before ordering, verify your key code using one of these methods:
Bauer lock cylinders have been used by a broad range of RV manufacturers. You are likely to find Bauer locks on:
Bauer locks use a pin-tumbler cylinder design similar to residential locks, but sized and shaped for RV door and compartment hardware. The key codes in the Bauer system represent specific cut patterns -- typically a sequence of cuts along the key blade that align the internal pins to the correct height for rotation. Code #753 is one of many codes in the Bauer series, and replacement keys in this series are commonly stocked by RV dealers and aftermarket suppliers like AP Products.
If your cylinder itself is damaged or no longer accepts any key smoothly, a new key alone will not solve the problem -- you may need a replacement cylinder. But for a lost or worn-out key where the lock still functions normally, this coded replacement is the simplest and most affordable solution.