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What this Type of Lock???

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What this Type of Lock???

Postby Eiremax » 27 Mar 2005 10:24

Hey i just noticed this in passing that the lock on the 2 vending machines where i work had changed , it used to be tubular ayone know what this is.(i havnt seen them around bfore)

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Postby master in training » 27 Mar 2005 10:45

i've seen these before, they just look like a variation on the normal tubular locks you get, they're still 7 pin and still have the groove the key goes into to turn it, so it just seems like they're laid out slightly differently, i'd imagine that they're about as secure as any other tubular, just a different style.
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Postby GateTwelve » 29 Mar 2005 0:23

Hmmm, I can't decide whether that would be harder or easier than a standard tubular. On the negative hand, you don't have the post in the center which I use for leverage for tension. On the positive, everything is a more open, and easier to access.
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Postby CaptHook » 29 Mar 2005 3:34

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Van brand locks.
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