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    Default Mersey Lock

    Hello,
    looking for some picktures of the Mercy lock how has some info for me.

    Thanks Jord

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    I suspect your meant the ' Mersey ' lock. They were not made by Chubb. The name of the company escapes me for the present but no doubt someone else will recall.

    Anyway - what do you want to know ?

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    I will start right now, Can't promise I wont pass out first though.

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    I did a Google Images search for "mersey lock" (without the quotes) and came up with a nice article and pictures:

    http://www.lockpicking101.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=47771

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    I have at least 2 but they both have the black cover/case on, I haven't worked out how to remove it to get to the workings.
    :(

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arcade Al View Post
    I have at least 2 but they both have the black cover/case on, I haven't worked out how to remove it to get to the workings.
    :(
    It usually requires the action of the key to remove the cover.

    Without a key one must either pick the lock (not easy) or damage the plastic cover.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arcade Al View Post
    I have at least 2 but they both have the black cover/case on, I haven't worked out how to remove it to get to the workings.
    :(
    The article goes into this a little, the case cannot be removed unless the lock is open.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldlock View Post
    It usually requires the action of the key to remove the cover.

    Without a key one must either pick the lock (not easy) or damage the plastic cover.
    Quote Originally Posted by wylk View Post
    The article goes into this a little, the case cannot be removed unless the lock is open.
    Yep I have the keys, I just had a couple of difficult/ sticky ones for some reason - I managed to wiggle the cover of one of them earlier today.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arcade Al View Post
    Yep I have the keys, I just had a couple of difficult/ sticky ones for some reason - I managed to wiggle the cover of one of them earlier today.
    Wiggle the cover OFF, that should read!

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    I have only seen this lock once Max and that was with my friend who is in the safe business as far as I can remember. I also believe that the plastic back cover makes it vulnerable to such malfunctions as you stated out.

    The detail with the bolt is very interesting, I will pay attention to detail when I get my hands on one someday

    Doug, that cutaway looks beautiful!
    Really nice work my friend!

    Adrian

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