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Oct 15, 2009
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by: AZURE639

1. Best bet is to buy a new lock.

2. There'a a good purple paperback on picking combo padlocks. It's not as fearsome as it looks. At first glance it looks like there are 40x40x40 =64000. In reality there are either (10x10 -10 =90) or (12x12 - 12= 132) trial combos. You get the last number by trying each (of 10 or 12) "gate" after dialing the first 2 numbers. On average, you'll hit it half way through the possible number of combinations. Maybe a couple of hours work and buying the purple book.

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