ABUS 84/40

by **preto** » 7 Nov 2005 5:37

Hi every body i need some help, i have a abus 84/40 padlock and i don't know what kind on pin it has. Can you help me?

Ps: sorry for my bad english.

by **skold** » 7 Nov 2005 5:39

Possibley spools, but i have never dealt with the inox series of abus before.

by **Chrispy** » 7 Nov 2005 7:10

Being a level five classification, I can't see it being that hard of a pick. But, I'm with skold, I've never had any experience with the Inox range.

It looks like this?

http://www.abus.de/us/main.asp?ScreenLang=us&sid=357189357131404071120052112713255&select=0103b05&artikel=4003318010408k

by **Keyring** » 7 Nov 2005 8:12

Almost every Abus lock I've met, except the really small ones, have spool pins in all but the front position. Funnily enough the german Abus site calls them mushroom pins but I've only ever seen spools, so I guess that's poetic license.

To test if your lock is the same, apply enough tension to just bind a pin and push the front pin up gently. In almost every lock I've met, the cylinder will now turn slightly, engaging all the spool pins in their trapped position.

If this works you will know what's in the lock. If not... dunno!

by **preto** » 7 Nov 2005 12:14

It look like that

I open it in a few second but his brother the 65/45 is harder to open.

by **skold** » 7 Nov 2005 14:24

It is because it owns spools in all positions.

by **Keyring** » 7 Nov 2005 15:32

Well, like I say, Skold, it is spools in all positions except one (the front one) on the 65/45.

by **HKW** » 7 Nov 2005 21:55

Abus? Whats an Abus?

HKW

by **ThE_MasteR** » 7 Nov 2005 22:42

I have an ABUS 85/40, and it is a 5-spool pin cylinder. I pick it under 10 seconds, because I know the combo of course, but at first, this lock was quite hard to pick open.

by **skold** » 8 Nov 2005 4:57

Keyring wrote:Well, like I say, Skold, it is spools in all positions except one (the front one) on the 65/45.

Not in mine

by **Keyring** » 8 Nov 2005 5:09

Not in mine

OK. Serious question then. Without using a key or a pick, just something slightly inside the keyway; can you turn the plug a few degrees each way? If not, can you suggest what is preventing this?

by **Chrispy** » 8 Nov 2005 5:09

skold wrote:
Keyring wrote:Well, like I say, Skold, it is spools in all positions except one (the front one) on the 65/45.

Not in mine

What are you smoking skold? The 65 range has four spools, one in every chamber but the first. What's so freakin' different about yours, huh!? WHY ARE YOU SO FREAKIN' SPECIAL!!??

by **skold** » 8 Nov 2005 5:17

I am special because i have the power to add pins..

by **Chrispy** » 8 Nov 2005 5:23

Fair enough then guv'nor. :wink:

by **Mad Mick** » 8 Nov 2005 18:06

skold wrote:I am special...

...and to prove it, am willing to show the diploma from the special school. :lol:

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