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[Comrade627]

Picked these from a guy today, all for under $20. Anyone know anything about them?

[Squelchtone]

nice score! that first one sure looks like a CCL (Corbin Cabinet Lock) Sesamee.

[billdeserthills]

That Sesamee padlock has an extended shackle and needs a special change tool, in order to change the combination,
The Fort tubular lock is a 7 pin center, ace-type keyway with an anti-drill feature
and the bike lock with 5 pins shows how the manufacturers of these round-key ace-type locks are using their own spacing, to confound tubular pick owners
The Sesamee lock retails new for over the $20 you spent, otherwise you got took

[deolslyfox]

I like finding old locks that I haven't seen. That combo looks like a Master 175 variant.

Cool finds in my book.

[nite0wl]

I like finding old locks that I haven't seen. That combo looks like a Master 175 variant.

Cool finds in my book.

The CCL/Sesamee design is closely related to the Master 175 in many ways. They use the same basic mechanics in their operation but the dimensions and spacing of components are different enough to require slightly different tools.

[Comrade627]

When I picked these up I was going for motivation to make picks for them. Hasn't happened yet.

[billdeserthills]

When I picked these up I was going for motivation to make picks for them. Hasn't happened yet.

Who needs a pick when you have a die grinder and a cut-off tool?