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by workstation » 13 Jan 2006 13:42
That's slightly freaky!
It makes you wonder what else is different in Coventry...
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by nicholls » 13 Jan 2006 14:42
Coventry handle?? heard of it but do you mean its like a key in knob lock, and if so how does it operate the multi locking??
Don't kid a kidder, don't lock a locksmith,
Can we keep wheel clamps if we open them?
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by pinky » 13 Jan 2006 15:56
nothing like key in knob, its a bit like the london line lock, its an ally cast handle unit with a built in mul t lock interactive cylinder, it looks alot like a standard upvc lock, though a lot chunkier. will post a pic over weekend as i have one is shed somewhere.
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by nicholls » 14 Jan 2006 8:12
Have you got one of those london line locks as well you were on about, more info means more brain power!!
Don't kid a kidder, don't lock a locksmith,
Can we keep wheel clamps if we open them?
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by pinky » 16 Jan 2006 14:04
i have one in the shed somewhere, just hard to find time to route it out.
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by nicholls » 16 Jan 2006 16:07
Is this the famous 4 way lock that mul t lock patented?
Don't kid a kidder, don't lock a locksmith,
Can we keep wheel clamps if we open them?
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by acl » 18 Jan 2006 17:15
Anyone got an idea on opening that doesnt involve picking or replacing the cylinder?,Not exactly non destructive but does the job!
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by pinky » 18 Jan 2006 17:43
oh yes , i know what you are looking for andy, booze fags , booze fags
but they do pick too ! booze fags
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by acl » 18 Jan 2006 18:24
You kill me Martin you really do!
Nearly 3 weeks without either now and i dont miss them one jot..
Itake it youve opened them this way aswell then? 1st warrrant run i ever did in Coventry was a good few years back and i encountered one of these buggers.
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by pinky » 18 Jan 2006 18:27
never leave home without a pair of 6mm ? and always double nut them.
well done mate, though come april you will relapse on the booze mate, compulsory for the show mate.
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by acl » 18 Jan 2006 18:41
Oh god yes,ill be having the occaisonal tipple once Januarys out!
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