Just a pro tip. IF you put the Z bar in without the black dot showing it will chance the function of the lock to release the shackle from the lock body for replacement of the shackle. HOWEVER whatever you do NEVER remove the core when the shackle is completely removed otherwise you will need a special tool to fix the lock.
Thanks for video would be nice to have a update to this as the newer locks you don’t need to remove the core. Has a window so noobs can insert new pins
Hi, My house is keyed to Schlage. However, I have two fences that need padlocks. I looked but can't find Schlage padlocks for less than $50. Can I rekey an Abus padlock to a Schlage key so I can have just one key for my property?
So my wife recieved her flu shot while pregnant, right after giving birth she was diagnosed with GBS. Only problem is, that was 70 days after the receiving the flu vaccine. Is there anything we can still do?
You're really doing a lot of work that's unnecessary. The keyway/cylinder has a big window on the side. Simply push in on the detent pin and rotate the key all the way around and you can get at the pins. More importantly, you avoid the problems of (a) possibly letting the detent pin go into a pin hole, essentially bricking the cylinder and (b) dealing with the little channel that the retaining ring goes into which will catch pins and make replacing the cylinder difficult.
You beat me to the punch for sure. It's as if he's completely ignorant, or unaware that there's a pinning window on the 83/45, and that unless he's going to change driver pins too, there's no need to take out the cylinder.
Thanks for the video. I seem to be stuck. I fumbled using the follower to remove the cylinder, and the #5 key pin & spring came out. I movedd the cyclinder back, and now the one cut blank won't turn the lock. All the special tools I have available are what come in the Schlage 40-132 kit. How do I remove the cylinder now?
Hi I have a serios problem with one of those lock I need to make a key with out broke the padlock if you guys can help me with that in Orlando fl area hit that comment back I pay what you ask me . Thanks
You don't have to take the lock apart to do this! If this guy doesn't know how to rekey an Abus he should have watched another video before making this one!
I just wanted to buy a good padlock. I had no idea I had to be a locksmith to use these locks.
Just a pro tip. IF you put the Z bar in without the black dot showing it will chance the function of the lock to release the shackle from the lock body for replacement of the shackle. HOWEVER whatever you do NEVER remove the core when the shackle is completely removed otherwise you will need a special tool to fix the lock.
Mine fell apart when I did it.. I got it back together without a special tool
Great instructional video. The filming was great and so the lesson!!
NO, he did it all wrong!
Thanks for video would be nice to have a update to this as the newer locks you don’t need to remove the core. Has a window so noobs can insert new pins
Hi, My house is keyed to Schlage. However, I have two fences that need padlocks. I looked but can't find Schlage padlocks for less than $50. Can I rekey an Abus padlock to a Schlage key so I can have just one key for my property?
Yes you can. You get to choose the key/key-way when you buy an abus.
So my wife recieved her flu shot while pregnant, right after giving birth she was diagnosed with GBS. Only problem is, that was 70 days after the receiving the flu vaccine. Is there anything we can still do?
is there a pinning kit for Abus? or do you just use Schlage pins?
Nicely Done! Very good instructional video...
Bricked the lock when taking out the chamber- would have been helpful to know how to avoid that.
The springs all fell out. Help! How does this go back together?
Nicely done
You're really doing a lot of work that's unnecessary. The keyway/cylinder has a big window on the side. Simply push in on the detent pin and rotate the key all the way around and you can get at the pins. More importantly, you avoid the problems of (a) possibly letting the detent pin go into a pin hole, essentially bricking the cylinder and (b) dealing with the little channel that the retaining ring goes into which will catch pins and make replacing the cylinder difficult.
Wish I had seen this video first: www.clksupplies.com/blogs/news/rekey-abus-83-padlock-in-10-easy-steps-video
You beat me to the punch for sure. It's as if he's completely ignorant, or unaware that there's a pinning window on the 83/45, and that unless he's going to change driver pins too, there's no need to take out the cylinder.
I 1000% wish I had read your comment sooner. Thank you though, this has helped a TON
I need little help, I removed the 2 little screws and removed the barrel, a spring came out, how to put this back?
Thanks for the video. I seem to be stuck. I fumbled using the follower to remove the cylinder, and the #5 key pin & spring came out. I movedd the cyclinder back, and now the one cut blank won't turn the lock. All the special tools I have available are what come in the Schlage 40-132 kit. How do I remove the cylinder now?
phm14 Buy a new cylinder and discard the old one.
lockitt.com/ABUS-83-Cylinder-Schlage-Brass.html
phm14 you can drill a hole into the Bible and push the pin out
How about the driver pins?
我的興趣是觀察 driver pins are all the same length. They can remain in the core while rekeying
Hi I have a serios problem with one of those lock I need to make a key with out broke the padlock if you guys can help me with that in Orlando fl area hit that comment back I pay what you ask me . Thanks
I ground my detention pin down just Incase it gets stuck
Unnecessary with the pin window on the side of the cylinder. Disassembly to the level you did is just a waste of time.
You don't have to take the lock apart to do this! If this guy doesn't know how to rekey an Abus he should have watched another video before making this one!