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Mastiff #8019L

Need help fixing or installing a lock? We welcome questions from the public here! Sorry, no automotive questions, please.
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WE DO NOT ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT AUTOMOTIVE OR MOTORCYCLE LOCKS OR IGNITIONS ON THIS FORUM. THIS INCLUDES QUESTIONS ABOUT PICKING, PROGRAMMING, OR TAKING APART DOOR OR IGNITION LOCKS,

Mastiff #8019L

Postby Coltrane » 5 Feb 2015 15:48

(I'm from Argentina, and relatively new on the forum. I've always loved lockpicking, but I'm a begginer).

So...after using the "search" tool A LOT, and coming up empty, I've decided to open this new topic.

Someone left one of these (http://www.onguardlock.com/store/mastiff-8019l), locked and closed in the light post in front of my house. It's been almost three weeks already, so I've taken a close look at it, and it's freaking awesome!.

Been wondering how could it be lock-picked. Any ideas? Never seen such a robust lock before.

Thanks in advance!
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Re: Mastiff #8019L

Postby Squelchtone » 5 Feb 2015 15:59

Hi,

Since you searched around a lot you'll probably already know that helping folks with bike locks, vending machines, and similar locks is done very carefully here because we want to make sure a thief doesn't learn how to get into a specific lock.

It would help out a lot if you can take an actual photo of the light post with the lock on it, and a close up of the key hole as well. Upload photos to http://tinypic.com/ or to http://imgur.com and then Copy/Paste the link in your reply.

Thanks
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