Please help a newbie

[dusk]

Can anyone tell me how to pick a Lockwood 110/25 lock? It's the only one I have to learn with.

[Romstar]

Can anyone tell me how to pick a Lockwood 110/25 lock? It's the only one I have to learn with.

Put the right pick in, pull the right pick out, put the right pick in annnnnd shake it all about.

Romstar

[Romstar]

You started out so well with your intro post, and then you do this.

Asking someone how to pick a lock normally requires some information.

Is it a door lock? A locker lock? A pad lock? Mortice cylinder, rim cylinder, night latch, dead latch? Pin tumbler, warded or lever?

Is it brass, or steel, or what?

So, to save anyone else the trouble, I looked the things up.

They seem to be a plain old brass padlock. That says four pin, pin tumbler design. Most likely with no spool pins.

Read the MIT guide, and go from there.

Romstar

[Luke]

Let me assist im pretty sure that padlock is a small one with 4 or maybe 5 pins and it has spools. It isnt hard, but i can imagine it could possibly be. But as romstar said. Do the hookey pookey.

[skold]

4 pins 3-4 spools - not n00b material...go buy a lockwood replacement cylinder

[Luke]

Yeah, or better yet you might want to buy a lock package with in Australia *hint* *hint* (from me )