Availability of Lock Assembly for Sears XL Cargo Box

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I need a replacement for the locking latch for my Sears Cargo XL. Can you point me in the right direction for that replacement? Thank you

asked by: Scott

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Sears Cargo XL Box
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Unfortunately Scott, since the lock mechanism is riveted to the box there is not a direct replacement for your X-Cargo XL cargo box.

We have had some customers use the Replacement Lock Core and Key for SportRack Explorer Cargo Box # SR03807 and be successful, but other than that you'd need to replace the entire cargo box like you mentioned.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Hey Phillip! The lock housing on your Sears X Cargo XL box is riveted to the box itself. There isn't a direct replacement for it but we've had some customers successfully use the Replacement Lock Core and Key for SportRack Explorer Cargo Box…

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Answer 2

We have had this question come up before. To replace the lock on your Sears X-Cargo Sport 20 cargo carrier you can use the Replacement Lock Core and Key #SR03807. This will work if the locks look the same. There is a lock nut on the back of the lock…

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Answer 3

Unfortunately Jared, since the lock mechanism is riveted to the box there is not a direct replacement for your X-Cargo XL cargo box. We have had some customers use the Replacement Lock Core and Key for SportRack Explorer Cargo Box #SR03807 and be…

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Answer 4

We do in fact have the replacement hardware for your Sears X-Cargo carrier. You will need the Replacement Hardware Kit for Searsbox Cargo Box #TH05603 which includes everything you need to get your Sears X-Cargo back on the road. No drilling would be…

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Answer 5

We do have a replacement key for your 2854 lock on your Sears X-Cargo Sport 20 carrier, #THKEYN2854. But, unfortunately since the lock was drilled and you need the lock core and key, we do not have a core/key combo with the 2854 code. We do have the…

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Answer 11

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