Replacement Bauer Door Handle For A Horse Trailer
Updated 09/17/2026 | Published 09/13/2026
Question:
I am looking for a replacement door handle for my horse trailer. The lock that is currently on the trailer is a Bauer AE021. Is the Bauer Products Door Lock for Horse and Utility Trailers - Matte Black - Glass Filled Nylon Part Number: BA63FR compatible to the AE021? Thank you.
asked by: Melissa H
Expert Reply:
Hi Melissa!
The AE021 you found is actually the key number, not the part number for the actual door handle. That said, the Bauer Products Door Lock for Horse and Utility Trailers - Matte Black - Glass Filled Nylon # BA63FR you were looking at is likely what you are looking for (it's a pretty typical size for horse trailers).
This door handle measures 3-11/16" wide x 4-1/2" tall, required a cutout dimensions of 2-3/4" wide x 3-3/4" tall, and fits doors that are 1-1/4" to 1-1/2" thick. If this all looks to match what you currently have, you are good to go! If it doesn't match, just let me know your measurements and I can find a better part for you (we have a lot of Bauer door handles).
If you are wanting it to match your AE021 key number, I can't guarantee that. There is a chance it will be the same, but Bauer uses quite a few different numbers and you will likely not get the same one. Unfortunately, Bauer doesn't offer a way to match pre-existing key numbers.
Where do you typically take your horses? I grew up in Southern California riding mountain bikes and ran across people on horseback pretty often in the mountains.
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Melissa H.
9/17/2026
Thanks for getting back with me. I just used that AE021 # that was on the lock as identification. Looks like Part Number: BA63FR has two keys that come with it, so I'd be good to go. I live in Central Texas so I barrel race all over.