Kordiak wrote:We have yet to find a key for the lock which does make it difficult. The inside cylinder freely spinning also makes tension confusing. Idk maybe I'll just have to drill it. Thanks for the replies.
If you can find a sample of the same type that could give a clue.
There are probably 6 or 7 levers and probably 4 depths. The odds are the gates in the levers are all the same but the bellies are different for the 4 depths. This means the lock could be decoded.
These locks are sometimes masterkeyed. A special lever (operated by a zero cut) adjacent to the bolt is arranged to lift the next five levers with the last lever being independent. The change key is cut so as not to lift the master lever while the masterkey is cut so as not to lift the middle 5 levers. There would be 4 masterkey differs only.