Antique store find. $15
Antique store find. $15
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Looked inside and I think it's only missing a little pin or "key" to stop part of it from over tightening. Will post another picture of what I mean.
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The "key" goes in the brass piece in the center of the picture. Not very familiar with the parts in these. Kinda new to combination locks.
1 0 Reply@Jerb322 There used to be a website called "wheelpost.com" that had a lot of older S&G manuals. Seems you may be able to still access it via Archive.com:
https://web.archive.org/web/20191112002128/http://www.wheelpost.com/
Might be able to find parts manual and instructions there. Patent number in your picture may also help:
https://patents.google.com/patent/US2575674A/en
Looks like some fun🙂​
4 0 ReplyGreat links! Love the patent drawings. Hadn't noticed the serrated edges of the wheels before. A very interesting lock!
3 0 ReplyThanks a ton!
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Sorry. Thought it was going to post the picture
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