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Bought a Brinks max security padlock!

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Bought a Brinks max security padlock!

Postby thelockpickkid » 2 Jan 2008 1:25

oh my gosh, this fricken thing is hard, the first pin set in the keyway is a 7 cut I think and you can see the top of a spool pin, that sucker is tough, I can't figure out how many others there are, there are 5 pin sets, this thing is a challenge, its just a padlock for a shed, thats what it says, I honestly don't know if I will get this one covered! Anybody got any advise on this one, because I could use it. The best way to defeat this lock is bolt cutters!
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Postby muskratt » 2 Jan 2008 18:52

try going in with an offset ball and rake the back pins to a false set. then use a slim hook to spp it open if you dont have a slimline hook then you can use a normal hook but put tension at the top of the key way to allow for more room.
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