Posted by Dave H (MI) on December 18, 2018 at 20:06:35 from (50.108.67.210):
I found a good old door to replace the only odd door in the old farmhouse. It matches the other old doors exactly so I can take this nice 1920's door and replace the ugly 1960's door to the bathroom. These old doors have large square mechanisms that slide into a pocket inside the door. The knob goes thru a square hole and below it is an old keyhole for a dead bolt. The mech on this door works fine in so far as the knob is concerned but the deadbolt does not move and there appears to be something wrong with the keyhole. Either something is stuck in it or ??????. All I know is that there is something protruding from each side of the keyhole. Is this a key broke off in the lock or what might it be. Hoping someone here might know. I cannot get the mech out of the door with these things...whatever they are...sticking out. Yes, that is a small ball bearing on the thinner protrusion. It is inside the protruding part and there is pressure behind it.
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