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Post Sun Oct 02, 2016 10:23 am

Snowmobile keys

I looking for a source to buy snowmobile keys from......wholesale. Not ebay or CL. Unless I'm looking in the wrong area, Ilco and Hillman don't show any. Dealerships won't do this.
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Post Sun Oct 02, 2016 12:40 pm

Re: Snowmobile keys

Can you be more specific about the type of key you're looking for ? A picture would definitely help.
I'm in an area with very little snow , so i don't have a good idea of what you need.
Silca has most common ignition keys , so it would surprise me that ilco doesn't have them.
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Post Sun Oct 02, 2016 1:53 pm

Re: Snowmobile keys

At last - something interesting lets have a look buddy - sunday night works all done nothing on the tele lol

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Post Sun Oct 02, 2016 1:58 pm

Re: Snowmobile keys

http://www.ilco.us/media/770046/v3/File ... erence.pdf Start's at page 36 (Recreational Vehicles)
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Post Sun Oct 02, 2016 2:02 pm

Re: Snowmobile keys

ilco - don't show any was stated already - nice one all the same
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Post Sun Oct 02, 2016 2:07 pm

Re: Snowmobile keys

I know for a fact that some of the keys in that PDF are used for Sleds/snowmobiles (I have sourced keys from there and cut them) most AVT's and motorcycles use the exact same ignition.
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Post Sun Oct 02, 2016 2:13 pm

Re: Snowmobile keys

may be he is looking in the wrong ilco book or reference - you will be able to help him then with working on them
would be nice if a photo is uploaded to the site ...
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Post Sun Oct 02, 2016 3:11 pm

Re: Snowmobile keys

Anarchy_won wrote:http://www.ilco.us/media/770046/v3/File/motorcycle-key-blank-reference.pdf Start's at page 36 (Recreational Vehicles)


A_W, I saw that page but because I saw 'four wheel' I poo pooed it and didn't continue. In my much younger days I remember there was close to 100 sled manufacturers. Most of them used a Y11,Y12, C7, B1,B5, or even Y107 blanks. Now it's down to 4 makers with each one using their own keyway shape. Polaris, SkiDoo, Yamaha, and Kawasaki. SkiDoo uses the DESS, where the dealer has to encode the key into the sled. Last year I cut 2 Yamaha sled keys for my son and I used blanks from my cycle key rack. Not all will be that easy. Thanks to those who did/will respond.
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Post Sun Oct 02, 2016 4:45 pm

Re: Snowmobile keys

SkiDoo is owned by Bombardier you might have better luck looking for blanks under that name, Ilco lists a bunch of blanks for "various models" 2001-2006
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Post Sun Oct 02, 2016 5:49 pm

Re: Snowmobile keys

HL Flake has some of those blanks - X120, X119 etc
Not all in stock but they are at least in their system.
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Post Fri Oct 07, 2016 7:13 am

Re: Snowmobile keys

Sorry for late reply, its not the season here yet.
Here are some Silca key blanks for snowmobiles:

Polaris -CN1,CY14R,CY13,FRT1
Lynx -HY5/5R,HY6/6R,LS8R,TOY19,VAC27,YH21,YM7R
Aktiv -GE8R,HY5
Ockelbo -HY5/5R,HY6,HY7/7R
Yamaha Viking -YH21R
Skidoo -YA4,HY6R,HD1/1R,CY12R,CN1
Arctic Cat -CY12R,HD1/1R,CY14

Hope this helps.

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