OEM Toyota Toolbox Question!?!?

i recently bought a OEM/factory Toyota Toolbox. The only problem it did not come with a key. the code on the outside of the lock is “H707D” does anyone know anything about the box that would help me with finding a new key? Thanks

 

used these guys for a key for my camper shell.

https://lostakey.net/h-series-key-c...built-key-delta-tool-box-key-and-more-p-75651

 

I’ve stored mine in a storage unit and can go there are look, keys are with it. I think the are made for Toyota by Weather guard

 

Thanks! I’ll check it out.

If you have time and could get me a key code that would be awesome!! Thank you

 

Or if you would have the time to get a duplicate key made I would pay pal you all expenses and whatever you wanted for your time.

 

I'm going to guess they aren't the same key, and if they are, I'd find a complete replacement lock for it.

 

I was told that if the code on the outside of the lock was the same it would be the same key. To replace the lock would be like 90 dollars from Toyota dealership and I was just trying to avoid that over a 10 dollar key.

 

That number is the key code. Any locksmith should be able to make you a key.

 

The number on the lock that I have posted above is the key code??

 

Here's one online for $10

https://lostakey.net/h-series-key-c...built-key-delta-tool-box-key-and-more-p-75651

Two for $11 on ebay
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2-Kobalt-T...ool-Box-Lock-key-H700D-to-H710D-/222057851059

 

That's why I'd look on Amazon or your local RV/Trailer dealer. If all these locks have the key code printed on the exterior that kind of makes my concerns moot though.

 

Yes, that code would translate to something like 14324(made up number), where those numbers are the depths of the cuts. Whoever has the chart can make the key. Since the online people have the chart, maybe your local locksmith has it too. A good locksmith can also impression a key for it. They stick a blank in the lock, wiggle it around, look at it, file it, wiggle, look, file. That would probably be more money than those online key places though.

 

Goto a locksmith. You can get new keys for like $10 and 10 minutes of your time.

 

Yes it is.

 

I know this is a old ass thread, but I'm bumping it up to see if anyone has one of these toolbox they are wanting to sell. I'm willing to take a road trip if one pops up.

 

thing looks like lock cylinder could be picked in under a minute