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Originally Posted by bshgto
The Lock picking lawyer must be rich then. He has been picking them for some time.
As far as puling a fuse, the battery and all the solenoids are right there in one place one jumper cable to the hydralic motor and a short wire to any of the solenoids can raise the all the legs.
Really I wouldn`t worry about it, if you are take a tire off. The easy fixes are just as easy for the thief to defeat.. |
Thanks for the update.
Medico was one of my first and best industrial customers. Their buyer said he would give me one of their locks and the ten grand it I could open it because at the time 40 years ago there had been no takers. I haven’t did anything for them for over 35 years.
I think that lock was one of their original or close to original locks. The generation 4 lock is much more secure than that lock. With more security features. I would be very interested in seeing it could be picked. That original lock will stop almost all thieves.
An interesting note. The original lock was developed by a man named Roy Spain. When Medeco was originally sold Roy split the 40 million dollars up between him and 3 friends who had helped him develop the lock.
Lynwood