I Need a Key Cut to Code Please

[mister sour]

I have this super rare Yale Dual Custody Bicentric padlock. I have the Guard keys (Guard, not Master) but I dont have the change keys. I SUCK at impressioning. I need to practice but I dont want to strip the warding of the key way or abuse this lock in any way. Can someone help? On the plug there is a stamped code. Perhaps this will render key cuts in code source or create a key? I will pay for the keys you make me plus shipping. The key blank I would need cut is a Yale small pin Y54. If you anyone can do this on factory embossed yale key blanks, I will be so grateful. Brass Ilco blanks will do to.

[jeffmoss26]

Are you sure the blank is Y54? Small pin tumbler is normally Y52.

[mister sour]

These keys fit perfectly into the change cylinder.

[jeffmoss26]

My bad, Y54 is also a small keyway. I just see Y52 most of the time.

[macgng]

Yale Pin Tumbler padlock: Small Pin.
Cuts: 22264

HPC120CMB card: C57

[mister sour]

Yale Pin Tumbler padlock: Small Pin.
Cuts: 22264

HPC120CMB card: C57

Weird. Jeff said it was 33375. I appreciate the both of you. I will give em both a try. Thank you.

[macgng]

thats what code source says it is. whatever works.

[GWiens2001]

If you can cut it yourself, cut the 22264 first. If it does not work, then cut it to 33375. Sometimes there are different bittings depending on which code set it is.

Gordon

[jeffmoss26]

I looked it up in a 1978 Reed's code book. Not sure which one is more likely to be correct.

[10ringo10]

The cut sheet is already up on the bicentric i posted it years back sour ! macgng is correct on code use the small key

just checked its still up the silca ya3r blank topic by mr pharmer ( who bought osu yale bicentric from imschatten )

[mister sour]

Big shout out to Jeffmoss26 and Macgng for supplying me with codes. Turns out, 33375 was correct! I appreciate it guys.

[flywheel]

That is an awesome lock! Who needs LOTO when you can have that beauty?

[GWiens2001]

Sour, that is an intensely drool-worthy lock! Have been looking for a Yale bicentric lock for a while. Someday.

Gordon