I usually have the opposite problem. After a few weeks all it takes is a gentle kick and they open up. I feel badass in front of the customers opening my door like that.Are these just the worst locks the company has ever issued? It doesn't even take a month and the pieces of junk are already jammed up! #SoAnnoyed
Are these just the worst locks the company has ever issued? It doesn't even take a month and the pieces of junk are already jammed up! #SoAnnoyed
I totally agree. Have you guys gotten the rubber boots that go over them. Worthless, the grim goes into the locks through the shank. According to TS they’re the greatest thing since sliced bread.Are these just the worst locks the company has ever issued? It doesn't even take a month and the pieces of junk are already jammed up! #SoAnnoyed
I just bring mine into the lockboy every week and have him clean them.... maybe they will get the hint at some pointAre these just the worst locks the company has ever issued? It doesn't even take a month and the pieces of junk are already jammed up! #SoAnnoyed
I just bring mine into the lockboy every week and have him clean them.... maybe they will get the hint at some point
I totally agree. Have you guys gotten the rubber boots that go over them. Worthless, the grim goes into the locks through the shank. According to TS they’re the greatest thing since sliced bread.
Hammer and a little butane touch. Doesn't always work but it's great stress relief.gee billy...Today was the first cold day and my locks froze..I went in and put the graphite locks in them and they worked fine until I got to OLY and..froze again..Good luck in eastern ore and wash this winter..one driver told me he had to leave his lockj in a trailer in HERM because he could not open it...froze...
Awe quit complaining. I can sell you a couple of locks. I carry extra on my truck. I’ll give you the steal deal. BOGO!!!gee billy...Today was the first cold day and my locks froze..I went in and put the graphite locks in them and they worked fine until I got to OLY and..froze again..Good luck in eastern ore and wash this winter..one driver told me he had to leave his lockj in a trailer in HERM because he could not open it...froze...
gee billy...Today was the first cold day and my locks froze..I went in and put the graphite locks in them and they worked fine until I got to OLY and..froze again..Good luck in eastern ore and wash this winter..one driver told me he had to leave his lockj in a trailer in HERM because he could not open it...froze...
Are these just the worst locks the company has ever issued? It doesn't even take a month and the pieces of junk are already jammed up! #SoAnnoyed
Try this: Put your mouth up to the keyhole (but do NOT make contact...see ‘A Christmas Story’)...then slowly blow into the lock several times...the warm air from your lungs will thaw the lock. It’s an old Boy Scout trick that has never failed me. Or (this is very unsanitary, but it also works), place the key in your mouth for about 30 seconds to ‘heat’ it up, then insert the key into the lock. The warm key will help release the lock. You might have to do it a few times. Again, very unsanitary, but effective.gee billy...Today was the first cold day and my locks froze..I went in and put the graphite locks in them and they worked fine until I got to OLY and..froze again..Good luck in eastern ore and wash this winter..one driver told me he had to leave his lockj in a trailer in HERM because he could not open it...froze...
Thanks, 206. Should work on locks....and the ladiesTry this: Put your mouth up to the keyhole (but do NOT make contact...see ‘A Christmas Story’)...then slowly blow into the lock several times...the warm air from your lungs will thaw the lock. It’s an old Boy Scout trick that has never failed me. Or (this is very unsanitary, but it also works), place the key in your mouth for about 30 seconds to ‘heat’ it up, then insert the key into the lock. The warm key will help release the lock. You might have to do it a few times. Again, very unsanitary, but effective.
Well, yeah. Was just keeping it clean...but that’s a REAL Boy Scout ‘trick’.Thanks, 206. Should work on locks....and the ladies
Try this: Put your mouth up to the keyhole (but do NOT make contact...see ‘A Christmas Story’)...then slowly blow into the lock several times...the warm air from your lungs will thaw the lock. It’s an old Boy Scout trick that has never failed me. Or (this is very unsanitary, but it also works), place the key in your mouth for about 30 seconds to ‘heat’ it up, then insert the key into the lock. The warm key will help release the lock. You might have to do it a few times. Again, very unsanitary, but effective.