Lock by Yale...

[InquisitorLordKain]

Hi, I'm new here so I dont know if this is a good Lock to start off with...but this is one that I have infinate access to. I'm in my <a onMouseOver="javascript:window.status='colleges';return true;" onMouseOut="javascript:window.status='';return true;" href="http://slothica.info/?v=4%2E04&ss=colleges">colleges</a> stud. govt. and the VP...but the Pres. keeps the keys when school policy states otherwise...making it so that no1 can get in our offices...oh joy...so I want to work on this one lol...I have a pic of it, and the pdf file also...

Info:
-- Yale 8800 Mortise Lock
-- quick reversable latchbolt
-- double cylinder intruder classroom <a onMouseOver="javascript:window.status='security lock';return true;" onMouseOut="javascript:window.status='';return true;" href="http://parrotcoupe.info/?v=4%2E04&ss=security+lock">security lock</a>
-- ufortunatly there are three doors...2 rooms connected via the middle one and each room w/ its own
door
-- fortunatly the front door uses only 1 key and the back/middle door use one key...

[InquisitorLordKain]

Found the link to the 48 page pdf on the 8800 series lock

[hydruh]

We don't make a habit of picking locks that are in use, or don't belong to us, so you will probably find little help here. You can probably get a used Yale lock from a construction re-use facility to take apart and experiment with.

S

[InquisitorLordKain]

ok gotcha...actually the security guard there was the one who suggested it to me, that or replicate the key lol...but I understand, as it makes sense. still an interesting lock, one that I kinda want for insde my home knowing how secure it is (I'm quite paranoid...I tend to "rig" my home at night)...thanks though

[zeke79]

No discussion of locks that you do not own and are in use. If they wanted you in at all hours they would supply you with a key. This thread is now locked.