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Abus Disuc 70mm Padlock

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Abus Disuc 70mm Padlock

Postby Jason13 » 18 Mar 2006 16:02

Hey theres this shop acorss the road which sells a Abus Discus 70mm Padlock and i was wondering if this lock is any harder than a Yale euro cylinder, If it is it be alrite to save up for it sometime.


If it is easyier than the Yale i wouldnt spend my money on this.

So is this Lock harder or Easyier than a Yale?

Thx :)

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Postby Jason13 » 18 Mar 2006 23:56

Does anyone know Anything about the Abus Discus?
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Postby Jason13 » 19 Mar 2006 1:28

Is Abus harder than Yale, I've heard they are but i also heard this particular Abus isnt hard.
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Postby skold » 19 Mar 2006 4:48

Why don't you search...is it too hard or something?
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Postby Omikron » 19 Mar 2006 5:09

skold wrote:Why don't you search...is it too hard or something?


It's apparently much easier for him to simply ask the same question over and over again in a poorly written thread. Yet another classic example of a Jason13 post. :roll:
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Postby Chrispy » 19 Mar 2006 6:15

He was getting a bit better. Tsk, tsk, tsk. :wink:
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Postby jordyh » 21 Mar 2006 12:05

Jason 13, i have done a rather big post on the abus discus 26/70 lock.
If i remember correct, it's in the euro locks section.
It should give you an idea of what it's up against.

Yours,


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Postby illusion » 21 Mar 2006 12:07

The keyway is smaller.

Mine had 4 spool pins.

Holding it cramps my hand after 30 mins or so.

Oh yeah... he's getting better at searching?... my arse!... he's too incompetant to achieve such a feat. :roll:
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Postby Shrub » 21 Mar 2006 13:30

It is harder than the Yale Jason, it is worth saving up for.
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Postby Jason13 » 21 Mar 2006 13:46

Theres this Abus Discus for about £14 acorss the road but i hear in Walmart over where im going there doing them for $9 so i think ill wait and get it for cheaper :D

And i also heard the spring in the plug is very hard so you need to do heavy tension
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Postby LockNewbie21 » 25 Mar 2006 1:42

I dont know but if oyu get one Jason let me know how it turns out. I picked the brinks one, and want to move up, they have great deals ont hem on ebay. Be sure to write about it once you get it. THanks buddy


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Postby Jason13 » 25 Mar 2006 2:42

The only three things ive heard that makes this lock hard is this,


1 Its a good manufactured lock.


2 Heavy Spring on the plug.


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two spools which arnt a problem but anyways :D
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Postby skold » 25 Mar 2006 4:49

Jason13 wrote:The only three things ive heard that makes this lock hard is this,


1 Its a good manufactured lock.


2 Heavy Spring on the plug.


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two spools which arnt a problem but anyways :D


Don't be so sure on the last one... you may think you are a pro 'cause you can pick a spool or two, but how do you know you can pick these?
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Postby Jason13 » 25 Mar 2006 4:53

Whats harder about there spools Please tell me cause im dying to know.


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Postby skold » 25 Mar 2006 4:55

You are totally stupid...

Did i state that they are special? get some reading glasses you silly little knob jockey!
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