A really cool assortment of locks there, Paul. Love the history behind the Yale, & all of those Lockwoods are really nice, mate! Good luck in your search for the Master shackles for PW! I’ll keep an eye for your video Wed. Thanks for sharing & have a good one, bud!😃👍🏼🔐
I've gone and made the assumption that 6121 would have been the only padlock that Master had that looked like it. I only last night went and changed the title of my video from 6621 to 6121 now I have changed it back. I will still keep an eye out for two 6621. Great finds with the padlocks. That Yale with having a life you could you could tell about is a great history to know about a lock. Might be worth writing it down. Thanks letting me know about my padlock. Enjoy tomorrow, cheers
Thanks mate. I am not sure if you are aware but the comp is back again. 6 rounds have gone so far but plenty of time to get in the mix if you want mate. Have a good one:-)
@@crankylock7844 t Thanks mate I did reliaze but getting my answers in on time was going to be hard and I did not want you trying to chase me up for my answers .thanks anyway cheers👍.
Some really nice locks you have picked up, I particularly like all the Lockwoods! We don't see them very often here... I'm going to pick lucky key number 18 and hope it works!!!
@@crankylock7844 Thank you brother... apparently I missed the part about a Wednesday drawing announcement and thought you were doing an incognito/embedded announcement! Thank you, I always play 18!!!
Cool stuff.. Kinda funny.. I came across a Made in Canada Yale lever lock the other day.. It's still on a door in the basement of the apartment building I live in.. Never knew they were made here..
Howdy, I wish I could say yeah I have a couple of those masters. But I have the 6121 that takes the small cores and one 6627 and that one takes a bigger core and with a bit of sanding I fit an Abloy core in it. I suppose the person who put the Kabas in those Masters has the same idea. Of a strong lock needs a strong core. Lol Cheers and happy Pickin
Thanks mate. I like the way you sort out any issues that come across your desk. lol. I didn't leave a comment on your video about the disassembly of the Medeco Brass Padlock. Now i know what is required when i take mine apart. Cheers:-)
Some nice finds Paul Interesting history behind the Yale The Shackle you need is part #MasterLock 293S6121 Which fits the 6621 and few others Paul I don't currently have any Let me know I can look around,I put out a call to someone I know for a few.I will update you Paul Cheers
Thanks mate. Yeah, the ol' 100 Lockwood are still out there on doors. Not the most secure of locks but back in the day they were more than ok. Different times though back then. You could leave your door open without fear of being accosted. Have a good one TR:-)
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A really cool assortment of locks there, Paul. Love the history behind the Yale, & all of those Lockwoods are really nice, mate! Good luck in your search for the Master shackles for PW! I’ll keep an eye for your video Wed. Thanks for sharing & have a good one, bud!😃👍🏼🔐
Super show and tell.
I would love to own a Lockwood!
Will watch for your video! 👍👍👍👍🧡
Some really cool locks, especially the Yale with that history, great idea for the Lockwoods. Have a great weekend.
Cheers Mr Evers:-)
Very nice locks mate. I love a lock with a bit of history behind it. It gets you thinking of other times. Have a good one 😀👍
Thanks DUM:-)
Great stuff my friend!
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Thanks Chris, Suki and slinks:-)
Nice group of locks you have there, always interesting to see the brands from other parts of the world!
Thanks Iowa. Have a good one;-)
Really cool locks. The Yale's got a cool story behind it, but I still like the Lockwood better, those window locks are neat too. Take care brother
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Thanks Rook:-)
Great locks my friend.
Thanks Bear:-)
Great locks bro,very nice
Thanks Thumper. Be well:-)
I've gone and made the assumption that 6121 would have been the only padlock that Master had that looked like it. I only last night went and changed the title of my video from 6621 to 6121 now I have changed it back. I will still keep an eye out for two 6621. Great finds with the padlocks. That Yale with having a life you could you could tell about is a great history to know about a lock. Might be worth writing it down. Thanks letting me know about my padlock. Enjoy tomorrow, cheers
Thanks PW. Got Mur on the case looking out for a few shackles for your Masters. It should work out well in the end:-)
@@crankylock7844 Thanks good news, thanks for tee ing that up, cheers
Nice locks mate👍
Thanks mate. I am not sure if you are aware but the comp is back again. 6 rounds have gone so far but plenty of time to get in the mix if you want mate. Have a good one:-)
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Thanks mate I did reliaze but getting my answers in on time was going to be hard and I did not want you trying to chase me up for my answers .thanks anyway cheers👍.
Some really nice locks you have picked up, I particularly like all the Lockwoods! We don't see them very often here... I'm going to pick lucky key number 18 and hope it works!!!
Thanks mate. You are a bit early to the giveaway. I won;t be doing the intro to it til Wednesday. I'll put you down for 18 if you want. Cheers:-)
@@crankylock7844 Thank you brother... apparently I missed the part about a Wednesday drawing announcement and thought you were doing an incognito/embedded announcement!
Thank you, I always play 18!!!
Those locks are beautiful thanks for sharing my friend, also sorry i have not been around in your last few videos
Thanks Nico. No need to apologize mate. Drop in when ever you feel like it. The door is always open:-)
@@crankylock7844 ok then i am coing to take the next flight to australia😂
Cool stuff.. Kinda funny.. I came across a Made in Canada Yale lever lock the other day.. It's still on a door in the basement of the apartment building I live in.. Never knew they were made here..
Thanks Rookie:-)
I think the padlock without the jacket may be a Stanley
Howdy,
I wish I could say yeah I have a couple of those masters. But I have the 6121 that takes the small cores and one 6627 and that one takes a bigger core and with a bit of sanding I fit an Abloy core in it. I suppose the person who put the Kabas in those Masters has the same idea. Of a strong lock needs a strong core. Lol
Cheers and happy Pickin
Thanks mate. I like the way you sort out any issues that come across your desk. lol. I didn't leave a comment on your video about the disassembly of the Medeco Brass Padlock. Now i know what is required when i take mine apart. Cheers:-)
Some nice finds Paul
Interesting history behind the Yale
The Shackle you need is part #MasterLock 293S6121 Which fits the 6621 and few others Paul
I don't currently have any
Let me know I can look around,I put out a call to someone I know for a few.I will update you Paul
Cheers
Thanks Mur. Would be nice to score a couple of genuine shackles. Thanks for keeping an eye out.( even though 52% ) lol. Have a good one:-)
No worries Paul
Can you tell me is it the standard size Shackles you want or longer ones or either
Let me know I believe you mentioned standard
@@Mur-lock68 Yeah, standard preferably but if not anything will suffice. Cheers:-)
Interesting expo as always, grew up round a lot of those 100's nearly everywhere hope all is well, talk soon, Cheers mate
Thanks mate. Yeah, the ol' 100 Lockwood are still out there on doors. Not the most secure of locks but back in the day they were more than ok. Different times though back then. You could leave your door open without fear of being accosted. Have a good one TR:-)
Did you ever find out what the S R stands for? I'm certain that the R means reverse but no idea what the S stands for.