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Anyone want to weigh in before I take the BFH to it...

odds on a random $20 still floating around in there?

LaGard 33E lock. If you burn a hole in the back of the safe big enough for your hand, you can probably reach in and undo the lock linkage to open the door. Sometimes the reset code will be on a sticker on the deadbolt body. If not, you can reset it by accessing the circuit board in the deadbolt body.

http://www.h-i-r.net/2008/02/tinkering- ... ard-2.html

Get it reset and working and the lock is worth $25 - $50 on eBay.

Interesting. I might try that.

Think I'll haul it down the basement and wait for winter. I played around with it today just because it's in the way at our tool shop.

I don't know what the rest of the thing looks like so maybe it isn't suitable, but if you keep the front of it intact and get the lock working, you could have yourself a nice little safe. Just mount it to the floor with the back against a wall, or weld a plate over the hole if you want to seal it back up.

some water drops on the button might expose which ones have oil buildup.. then you can guess from there. Worked for me once in the past.

I agree its worth fixing.

I saw a safe on Craig's list for $50. No combination. I called the locksmith that fixed mine and he said to get into it and repair it would cost $500. I didn't buy it. There are too many working safes for sale for less than that on CL. With scrap at 9.5 cents per pound it would have had to weigh 600 lbs to make a profit.

slickeast wrote:I saw a safe on Craig's list for $50. No combination. I called the locksmith that fixed mine and he said to get into it and repair it would cost $500. I didn't buy it. There are too many working safes for sale for less than that on CL. With scrap at 9.5 cents per pound it would have had to weigh 600 lbs to make a profit.

$500 to crack a safe? Does he drive a Ferrari?

gubni wrote:$500 to crack a safe? Does he drive a Ferrari?

Maybe he wanted to take Peter for a ride.

(See what I did there?)

He said to open and repair it. I guess it would need to be drilled and then the hole fixed.

I don't know what the average going price is.

Youtube is your friend.

It starts by peeling off the sticker that covers the buttons. Then you have to drill and such. You may have to replace the number pad but they are not too expensive.

natsb88 wrote:

gubni wrote:$500 to crack a safe? Does he drive a Ferrari?

Maybe he wanted to take Peter for a ride.

(See what I did there?)

The locksmiths' name was Paul. He was robbing Peter to pay.... Oh nevermind.

drop it off a bridge

how did this go?

Yes I also want to know if you were able to open an get it fixed

stlouiscoin wrote:how did this go?

http://www.cnn.com/2014/01/01/world/eur ... index.html

I wanna know too!

You all have me interested too

Verbane wrote:

natsb88 wrote:

gubni wrote:$500 to crack a safe? Does he drive a Ferrari?

Maybe he wanted to take Peter for a ride.

(See what I did there?)

The locksmiths' name was Paul. He was robbing Peter to pay.... Oh nevermind.

All of this......

I bet he hides his candybars inside and had a sweet tooth today

Numis Pam wrote:I wanna know too!

+2

Sorry, I haven't been following this thread...

Not much new to report. I dismantled as much of the machine as would come apart with wrenches and screwdrivers. Got it down to basically just the outer box and safe. Too cold to work on it, but I will post again once I get it open...and I will get it open even if it means wrecking it.

Do you have anything that shoots steel 7.62?

I'd probably get frustrated and take my AK to it.

Then discover I just shot up BU OBW rolls of CC morgans.

Well its getting warmer! Any updates???