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what kind of master is this?

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what kind of master is this?

Postby gr00ve » 27 Oct 2008 14:13

this is a masterlock my friend gave me. it looks like its splattered with black paint to look rugged but it opens in 2 seconds ;) from the looks of it, it looks like a ML No.3 but i know that a couple of them look very similar. sorry for the bad pics, used my webcam and the pictures reversed when i saved them, dont know why ;)

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Re: what kind of master is this?

Postby cppdungeon » 27 Oct 2008 20:39

Thats their rust-oleum (thats how they spell it i think) coating. It keeps it from rusting. other than that its just a regular 4-pin master as you have discovered. The shackle length probably gives away the #.
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Re: what kind of master is this?

Postby lock2006 » 29 Oct 2008 23:14

Master Lock No Rust Rust-oleum Finish 1-1/2 In. Hardened Steel Shackle
the lock body won't rust, 1-1/2 extra inch long shackle is manufactured from hardened steel it's has 4 pin cylinder hope this help thanks
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Re: what kind of master is this?

Postby gr00ve » 30 Oct 2008 1:36

yep thanks for the info, i got this open in no time, nothing special about it except its coating.
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