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Padlocks IN Gumball Machines

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Padlocks IN Gumball Machines

Postby clinked_up » 3 Jan 2007 16:56

Well in my many days of being a kid and many times of going to the store I have put a quarter in many gumball machines. I remember when i was 7 i got some lock that i just found a few days ago and was wondering if you could most likely pick it its very small and green if that describes it :lol: [/u]
The easiest lock to pick is an unlocked one - master fung sui chang wu haksau
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Postby Firearm » 3 Jan 2007 16:58

It should have a spring loaded latch inside that just needs to be pushed. The key is just a lever that pushes out and does this. Push the end of a paperclip in toward the side and it will pop open. My dad had a vending route and I used to get to pick what I wanted. :)
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