"The inner mechanism, which appears to be made of black plastic" "We may test that in a future video" *distant chanting* BLOW TORCH! BLOW TORCH! BLOW TORCH!
I'm surprised he didn't just took it in that moment, then I guess not everyone is like that cooking channel where quarantine made him melt butter with a blow torch
Get thee to a locksmithery, go! Farewell. Or, if thou tow-hitch needs locking, beith a fool; wise men know well enough what monsters you make of dimple-locks.
I never had any sort of interest in lock or lock-picking until I got onto your channel. After watching hundreds of these videos, I’m shocked that locks which are so easily bypassed are even allowed to be sold. If it were any other industry, to have such an egregious design flaw would warrant a recall.
I wouldve given up at the time they introduced battery powered power tools. No lock will hold against that. If somebody really wants to get inside they will.
Locks aren't meant to stop dedicated criminals from getting in. They're meant to hold back temptation from everyday passer-bys. If a bike is locked, even with a terrible lock, most people won't even consider taking it. However, an unlocked bike can be a reason for someone to just pick it up and walk off.
I know I see everything as unsecured now, because it literally is! I’m like a master thief / spy now...” I could get into that if I wanted to !”....! 🤯
@@BlaineTog yes, but if someone put effort into designing a lock, he could have at least added ANYTHING that would make it harder to pick. Like a false gate, 0 lift pin, code wheel protection (so you cant decode it by looking or with a piece of metal), bypassing protection (you cant open the lock without engaging the mechanism) etc. Especially in gun locks/safes Not to even mention that some locks are being advertised as "secure" and "pick proof" which is a lie most of the time.
This man can gracefully and easily open any lock except wedlock. That lockdown has destroyed many great men and it’s extremely hard if not impossible to get opened!!!
I have to say that the LockPickingLawer gives every chance to each and every lock. I do enjoy personally the locks that are picked with foreign objects. I feel it a bit unfair when you pick things with the pick that Bosnianbill and you created. Other than that I think this is a real eye opener channel to us all. Warned and be warned again. I would like to see more in the future some locks that are recommended, even if you got them open. Thanks again for a very watchable channel, and not wasting time about it either. These 2 min excerpt s are perfect for piling on the time watched. BIG THUMBS UP!
I really appreciate that he was like "let's try it again" as though any of us were under the impression that it was going to be harder for him the second time.
Someday, the channel’s just going to be: “Hello, this is the lockpicking lawyer, and today we have an unpickable, unbreakable, industrial-strength lock” *click* “And as always, have a nice day”
@@gabrielecossettini2923 no, a minute and change. "Let's do that a couple more times to show it's not a fluke, then chastise the lock in front of its peers.
It took me at least three times as long finding my keys when I got home from work today than it took you to pick this lock. Maybe I should just learn how you do it and save time in the long run.
LPL's wife: Honey, you can't go to Home Depot, there are too many people there, I don't want you to get the virus!!! LPL: Fine, I'm going for some gas!!! ::browses lock inventory at the gas station::
Me: Honey I have go back to get a different hitch lock. Wife: Why you just got it? Me: I like my trailer and want to keep it. The lock I got is apparently is just for show. 🤣
I love how you have a very clean pen light to show off the inner workings. so many others might try their cell phone or a standard 2D battery light. Very nice
Now that many of us have time on our hands, I highly recommend going back to the beginning of the LPL; start with video #1 and see how he has evolved to where he is today. Very interesting and entertaining. See lock picking from the virtually impossible to so simple it’s silly. Special guest stars and the contestants never give up trying to best the master. That’s the LockPickingLawyer Show; Seven days a week, 24 hours a day in all time zones!
The Masterclass ad that comes before the video is 2 minutes and 12 seconds, 21 seconds *longer* than the video. Lovely content, in a very nice and brief packaging, I really like that on the channel! =)
I have never as a mechanic had a problem getting those off in just a few seconds with an air hammer and chisel bit... Just a few short brap braps done.
That looked so easy to pick that maybe I should get one to learn about picking! Usually, the locks you pick seem too challenging for someone like me who is just curious/starting-out.
Paclock did for sure. He recently, like a few days ago, did a review of a lock that he was able to open with a magnet and the company commented they saw it and were working on it.
Funny you say that... he was part of the design process of the Sparrows Black Flags dimple picks which are shite and I've only seen him use about five times... he must think they're shite too as the Multipick set has surpassed the Sparrows from watching his video's...
@Blacktimus PrimeAh, I got the Passover typo, and I knew the sundown to sundown rule for thr Sabbath. But as a gentile calendar nerd, it seemed surprising that your biggest celebration would end up on different Gregorian weekdays depending on location. I guess it doesn't.
I have a lock similar to this on my rig. I think the big saving grace for it is the space available to work in. I can barely get my key in the hole, I don't think 95% of experienced lock pickers will be able to work in the spacing I have
Just remember that *no* lock is 100% safe. The vast majority of thefts (at least in the States) are theft-of-opportunities. Something isn't locked, and gets grabbed. Even a Master Lock will achieve this. A lock is there to prevent this theft-of-opportunity. Actual, experienced lock pickers are pretty rare, and a huge number of them are into it for lock sport, not theft.
i have one of those that came before the dimple and i picked it in about 20 seconds which made me think hey this lock picking is not that hard well i was very wrong about that i struggle even with master locks but i am getting better thanks to your videos great video see you on the next one
You have shown a classic lab exercise and yes you were very good at. Now lets put this lock on truck receiver and see how that works. Your access to lock would be limited and very cumbersome. One fault of this type locks is the weakness where the metal joint tapers down to the lock throat. A good pipe wrench will tear it off. I would appreciate more of your skills shown in real applications not just from the bench.
Hey LPL, this might be an odd request, but could you make a list or a spreadsheet or something similar with locks that you can personally recommend with different security levels and applications that you recommend them for? Your channel has been really helpful and informational when it comes to avoiding bad products and false marketing, keep up the great work!
You should makeyour own lock companie, as you know what to do to not have security flaws. Then sell them with a short plug after each vid. Would be a high investment at the start, but I'm sure a lot of people would buy the locks.
There's quite a bit of background noise at my house and for a second I thought he said, "Pimple Picker" It caught me off guard and had to rewind the video again.
I think you should do a top 5 video of your hardest pick locks per category. For example, top 5 padlocks or top 5 bike locks . Would be nice to see the hardest locks and an easy go to video when trying to buy a particular lock. Even though we know you can pick them haha
Oh.. nice, that's the brand I bought like, 6 years ago... :) I have them in two lengths. Works great, all I did was lube them with WD40 from time to time. I don't use them for security, I use them for ease of removal. So when I need to change the hitch attatchment it's quick and easy.
I'm interested in getting the flag made by Multi Pick but if I'm not mistaken, after watching some of your other videos, I'm under the impression that there are Multiple types of Flag Picks and I was hoping to find out which one you used here. I'm hooked on Your Videos for Many Reason, one of which is the time. But most importantly are the instructions for working on getting Locks open. I was working under a registered locksmith for a few years and one of the Highlights from that time was using one of Dave Mcomie's Books to help open up a not so safe Safe using a process of Elimination by running the sequence of numbers written in one of his books on that particular safe. When it popped open I almost acted like a girl at a Beatles Concert. Anyway, I really enjoy Your Videos and plan to watch every single one. Thank You for Your Time and Help with understanding locks much more! Have a great day, sincerely, Jeff Q
When it comes to hitch locks it’s more about not being an “easy” target like using a hitch pin with a cotter pin securing it. Considering up here in the rust belt a lot of people leave their hitch in year round, the lock itself corrodes and you can’t open it with a key, so it has to have a component that is easy to cut/break through to remove the pin. Most people that are looking at stealing a trailer do not go for the hitch pin especially in public. They will be more likely to steal the tow vehicle with the trailer attached.
Do you have a website of endorsed locks of various styles? If not endorsed then how about "not too bad" locks? I need some locks but you open locks like I open carabiners.
The only possible advantage that plastic innards might have is corrosion resistance. Trailer hitches pick up a lot of road dust and precipitation so they tend to corrode up fairly quick. I recently went to remove my trailer hitch and found out my lock which is less than 6 months old is so corroded it will not function so now I will have to cut the pin to remove it and then replace it with something else. Why did I leave it on for 6 months? It's winter here in Canada with lots of ice and snow. I have been rear ended twice this winter with no damage because the hitch projectes out 10 or so inches. The cars that hit me were not as lucky though. Both had a nice big divot in their plastic bumpers........and yes, I took pictures to prove they hit me instead of them claiming I backed into them at a later date.
You should test it while it is attached to a trailer hitch underneath a vehicle. It might be a bit harder trying to pick it down there, but I am sure you could do it. This lock would be fine protecting a $50 trailer hitch, but not if there was a $50,000 boat attached to that trailer hitch.
I think dimple locks have a reputation for being secure because the keys look "futuristic" and harder to copy than a conventional pin tumbler key even though they are the same principle rotated to use the side of the key
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He had more trouble with the key than with the pick
Shows how much (or rather, little) practice he has with using keys :D
Key, key? What's that for?
What is the ''key'' you speak of... Is it edible?
It has been a long time since he has "used" a key.
Ain’t that the truth lol..
"The inner mechanism, which appears to be made of black plastic"
"We may test that in a future video"
*distant chanting* BLOW TORCH! BLOW TORCH! BLOW TORCH!
BLOW TORCH BLOW TORCH BLOW TORCH
I'm surprised he didn't just took it in that moment, then I guess not everyone is like that cooking channel where quarantine made him melt butter with a blow torch
Burn the hitch!
Ya it's gunna get UGLY..
Thank you, I'm SO glad I wasn't the only one to hear it lol!
"Experienced dimple-picker" sounds like a Shakespearean insult...
"Avast, dost not unsheathe mine tow-lock, ye experienced dimple-picker!"
Get thee to a locksmithery, go! Farewell. Or, if thou tow-hitch needs locking, beith a fool; wise men know well enough what monsters you make of dimple-locks.
You egg, I'd rather us be better strangers.
Glad to see that I'm not the only one that thought he just invented the best passive aggressive insult ever....f'n dimple pickers....
I Wasn’t expecting most of the comments to be lol Gold. Pleasantly surprised 😅
"This is the LockpickingLawyer, and wha--"
**accidentally pulls out earbuds**
**plugs them back in**
"And that's all I have for you today"
😂🙌
same i just looked at the fan and when i looked down to phone again & saw he already opened the lock
I never had any sort of interest in lock or lock-picking until I got onto your channel. After watching hundreds of these videos, I’m shocked that locks which are so easily bypassed are even allowed to be sold. If it were any other industry, to have such an egregious design flaw would warrant a recall.
I wouldve given up at the time they introduced battery powered power tools. No lock will hold against that. If somebody really wants to get inside they will.
Locks aren't meant to stop dedicated criminals from getting in. They're meant to hold back temptation from everyday passer-bys. If a bike is locked, even with a terrible lock, most people won't even consider taking it. However, an unlocked bike can be a reason for someone to just pick it up and walk off.
I know I see everything as unsecured now, because it literally is! I’m like a master thief / spy now...” I could get into that if I wanted to !”....! 🤯
LPL is a VERY gifted lock picker (competition winner). He makes difficult level locks look easy.
@@BlaineTog yes, but if someone put effort into designing a lock, he could have at least added ANYTHING that would make it harder to pick. Like a false gate, 0 lift pin, code wheel protection (so you cant decode it by looking or with a piece of metal), bypassing protection (you cant open the lock without engaging the mechanism) etc. Especially in gun locks/safes
Not to even mention that some locks are being advertised as "secure" and "pick proof" which is a lie most of the time.
"Make sure it isn't a fluke".
Narrator: "It never is."
he didn't say "fluke" in this video
the company that made that lock disliked though
@@andy4an he pasted the comment without watching it first
A million and a half people watching 2 minute videos of a man picking locks. This is quality content.
Sees 1:51 video length, thinks "this isn't gonna be difficult".
LPL: let's pick it twice in that time
but not before explaining the general design flaws AND showing the inside, for which he had to find a pen light...
LPL: "...Dimple Locks have a reputation for being more secure."
Masterlock: "Write that down!! Write that down!!"
LPL: According to the packaging it's made of zinc-plated steel, though that really looks like chrome plating to me.
Everyone: Oh, here we go...
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you know it's bad when he stops saying "Click on..." before "3, 4, 5... and it's open"
I always go into a rabbit hole of binge watching LPL videos when I'm supposed to be doing homework :v
@LockPickingLawyer, you are the Bob Ross of lock picking. I feel so relaxed
This man can gracefully and easily open any lock except wedlock. That lockdown has destroyed many great men and it’s extremely hard if not impossible to get opened!!!
I have to say that the LockPickingLawer gives every chance to each and every lock. I do enjoy personally the locks that are picked with foreign objects. I feel it a bit unfair when you pick things with the pick that Bosnianbill and you created. Other than that I think this is a real eye opener channel to us all. Warned and be warned again. I would like to see more in the future some locks that are recommended, even if you got them open. Thanks again for a very watchable channel, and not wasting time about it either. These 2 min excerpt
s
are perfect for piling on the time watched. BIG THUMBS UP!
"That was very fast", now you are just showing off... 🤣🤣🤣 Love it.
I really appreciate that he was like "let's try it again" as though any of us were under the impression that it was going to be harder for him the second time.
Someday, the channel’s just going to be:
“Hello, this is the lockpicking lawyer, and today we have an unpickable, unbreakable, industrial-strength lock”
*click*
“And as always, have a nice day”
Length of the video=30 secs
That's when I'll start watching the lawyering lockpicker channel.
"Unpickable, unbreakable, puzzle lock that slices your fingers and releases deadly toxic gas on fail-- (Click) Aaand open."
@@gabrielecossettini2923 no, a minute and change. "Let's do that a couple more times to show it's not a fluke, then chastise the lock in front of its peers.
There’s already been a Few like that
It took me at least three times as long finding my keys when I got home from work today than it took you to pick this lock. Maybe I should just learn how you do it and save time in the long run.
"lets try that one more time"
STOP IT'S ALREADY DEAD
There is no kill like overkill
LPL's wife: Honey, you can't go to Home Depot, there are too many people there, I don't want you to get the virus!!!
LPL: Fine, I'm going for some gas!!! ::browses lock inventory at the gas station::
I've seen her Beaver. LPL showed it to us once. ruclips.net/video/TRozAbaKs9M/видео.html
@@anotheruser9876that's strange, this is a lock picking channel, not a channel about castors
@@anotheruser9876 I always liked the ice cream one... ruclips.net/video/lod_LUp3ggc/видео.html
Government: "work from home"
Lockpickinglawyer: *breaks into his own house*
@@piisfun bruh i just made a joke i did not whatch that video ahahahahah sorry
Me: Honey I have go back to get a different hitch lock.
Wife: Why you just got it?
Me: I like my trailer and want to keep it. The lock I got is apparently is just for show. 🤣
I love how you have a very clean pen light to show off the inner workings. so many others might try their cell phone or a standard 2D battery light. Very nice
Now that many of us have time on our hands, I highly recommend going back to the beginning of the LPL; start with video #1 and see how he has evolved to where he is today. Very interesting and entertaining.
See lock picking from the virtually impossible to so simple it’s silly.
Special guest stars and the contestants never give up trying to best the master.
That’s the LockPickingLawyer Show; Seven days a week, 24 hours a day in all time zones!
It's the most interesting channel on RUclips. It's as simple as that.
I had to "unlock" one like this last year when the lock jammed from rust.
I "picked" it with a 2.5 lb sledge and 2 hits
The Masterclass ad that comes before the video is 2 minutes and 12 seconds, 21 seconds *longer* than the video.
Lovely content, in a very nice and brief packaging, I really like that on the channel! =)
I have never as a mechanic had a problem getting those off in just a few seconds with an air hammer and chisel bit... Just a few short brap braps done.
with the plastic innards I'm guessing a simple blow to the edge of it would get it off right quick.
This man opens locks with the lock pick faster than I with a key!
Damn, when even LPL says "that was *very* fast", you know someone f*cked up :p
Lol yeah when LPL says "slowed down for a few seconds" he actually means 3-4 seconds.
That feeling when you scroll down momentarily to check the comments and he's already picked the lock...
That looked so easy to pick that maybe I should get one to learn about picking! Usually, the locks you pick seem too challenging for someone like me who is just curious/starting-out.
Another very nice video...keep in mind its a very inexpensive way to keep honest people honest...
I love this content. So simple, so brutal, so "asmr" in it's murder of locks.
These videos are strangly addicting
Six seconds..... *SIX effing seconds* . Maxxtow shares are toast!
Hey LPL has any company ever asked your recommendation while designing a new product?
in video [1068], the lock was sent to him by the manufacturer, and they responded that they will be fixing the exploit that he found.
Paclock did for sure. He recently, like a few days ago, did a review of a lock that he was able to open with a magnet and the company commented they saw it and were working on it.
In one of previous video he got prototype of high-sequrity lock to test, so kinda
Funny you say that... he was part of the design process of the Sparrows Black Flags dimple picks which are shite and I've only seen him use about five times... he must think they're shite too as the Multipick set has surpassed the Sparrows from watching his video's...
@@MinistryOfMagic_DoM and @weesh are talking about the same, just to make things clear
I think this is the first time I have seen him only need one Passover to unlock a lock
i wonder if the only thing needed to open this is a flat piece of steel to push back all in one go.
@Blacktimus Prime So on what calendar is it the 7th?
@Blacktimus PrimeAh, I got the Passover typo, and I knew the sundown to sundown rule for thr Sabbath. But as a gentile calendar nerd, it seemed surprising that your biggest celebration would end up on different Gregorian weekdays depending on location. I guess it doesn't.
Lol has gone gangster on these locks and the companies that make them. Keep on keeping us safe from these trash locks.
I recently bought one of this hitch locks from Home Depot, and it came with a tubular core rather than a dimple core
Takes me longer to read the comments than it does to watch the videos. Love the videos though LPL, awesome content!
I'm loving this new shade throwing LPL
Company: The UNPICKABLE lock!!!
No-one:
Absolutely no-one:
LockPickingLawyer: Hold my beer.
WHAT LOCK IS GOOD AHHHHHHHH haha thank you for the fresh content!
"Dimple picker" has now entered my vocabulary.
I have a lock similar to this on my rig. I think the big saving grace for it is the space available to work in. I can barely get my key in the hole, I don't think 95% of experienced lock pickers will be able to work in the spacing I have
I miss you tearing down locks and showing us the inside
Great review of a flawed lock well done LPL keep up the great work/vids. :)
I’m hesitant to buy any lock now a days watching you pick everything with ease drives me insane to be honest
Just remember that *no* lock is 100% safe. The vast majority of thefts (at least in the States) are theft-of-opportunities. Something isn't locked, and gets grabbed. Even a Master Lock will achieve this.
A lock is there to prevent this theft-of-opportunity. Actual, experienced lock pickers are pretty rare, and a huge number of them are into it for lock sport, not theft.
LPL has reinforced the saying
'Locks are only there to keep the honest people out!'
your average thief ain't pickin', they are angle grindin', ball peen hammerin' and torch cuttin'
i have one of those that came before the dimple and i picked it in about 20 seconds which made me think hey this lock picking is not that hard well i was very wrong about that i struggle even with master locks but i am getting better thanks to your videos great video see you on the next one
Hey dude! just wanted to say that your videos are amazing and I love your voice :) I hope you have a nice day. Cheers from Germany.
When you're so early that LPL hasn't picked this lock
"experienced dimple picker"! That just sounds dirty.
This man out here putting the whole lock security industry on edge
You have shown a classic lab exercise and yes you were very good at. Now lets put this lock on truck receiver and see how that works. Your access to lock would be limited and very cumbersome. One fault of this type locks is the weakness where the metal joint tapers down to the lock throat. A good pipe wrench will tear it off. I would appreciate more of your skills shown in real applications not just from the bench.
🔥🔥🔥I really like that term dimple picker that sounds hilarious. 🔥keep up the great work bud love your channel love the content🔥
Hey LPL, this might be an odd request, but could you make a list or a spreadsheet or something similar with locks that you can personally recommend with different security levels and applications that you recommend them for? Your channel has been really helpful and informational when it comes to avoiding bad products and false marketing, keep up the great work!
I woke up, opened youtube, and this episode came out 55 seconds ago
When the video has no dislikes
*_"Perfectly balanced as all things should be"_*
Actually that isn't balanced it is one-sided
@@hellfire66683 Exactly how every Spiff video turns out.
well now we have 15 dislike
@@baru6891 well that's just sad, but honestly what's there to dislike about it's just a wholesome dude talking about a lock
UnknownTurtle, there will always be dislikes, because these locks are not made by themselves
I was expecting a wave rake, so this is a much higher "pick resistant" lock.
he has a dimple rake, not sure why he didn't use it here, seemed like it would work...
You should makeyour own lock companie, as you know what to do to not have security flaws. Then sell them with a short plug after each vid. Would be a high investment at the start, but I'm sure a lot of people would buy the locks.
I'm going to call people "dimple picker" today. "Hey, don't be a dimple picker." or "Your such a dimple picker."
Why would you do that, you absolute dimple picker?
Only a dimple picker would do that.
There's quite a bit of background noise at my house and for a second I thought he said, "Pimple Picker" It caught me off guard and had to rewind the video again.
Just call them masterlocks
could be worse, they could be "pimple dickers"
Well, now I have the answer to the question "What would a Lawful Good Rougue be like?"
I wish LPL would start a lock picking class with hands on learning I’d go to every session
"There isn't a whole lot to say about this product..."
That's actually a compliment coming from LPL.
"Dimple Picker" 👀
^
Lock: I fear no man
But that thing
*lockpickinglawyer intensifies*
Lock: it scares me
I think you should do a top 5 video of your hardest pick locks per category. For example, top 5 padlocks or top 5 bike locks . Would be nice to see the hardest locks and an easy go to video when trying to buy a particular lock. Even though we know you can pick them haha
LPL thinking “Hmm, video’s not long enough ...” then he says:
“Let’s try that one more time.”
One blow of a slide hammer - done.
Faster than using the key...
I love this guy, I want him to be my locksmith.
Oh.. nice, that's the brand I bought like, 6 years ago... :) I have them in two lengths. Works great, all I did was lube them with WD40 from time to time. I don't use them for security, I use them for ease of removal. So when I need to change the hitch attatchment it's quick and easy.
Great Chanel!
I love your content LPL, great video!
Core extractor, blow torch, Ramset,.... Oh my!!1
Lock companies: *makes any lock*
LockPickingLawyer: "This lock is crap"
I have one of these from HF the lock froze up and had to use a hammer to get it off
zikronix I had one rust over and took a sawzall to it. And we got an open!
I'm interested in getting the flag made by Multi Pick but if I'm not mistaken, after watching some of your other videos, I'm under the impression that there are Multiple types of Flag Picks and I was hoping to find out which one you used here.
I'm hooked on Your Videos for Many Reason, one of which is the time.
But most importantly are the instructions for working on getting Locks open.
I was working under a registered locksmith for a few years and one of the Highlights from that time was using one of Dave Mcomie's Books to help open up a not so safe Safe using a process of Elimination by running the sequence of numbers written in one of his books on that particular safe.
When it popped open I almost acted like a girl at a Beatles Concert.
Anyway, I really enjoy Your Videos and plan to watch every single one.
Thank You for Your Time and Help with understanding locks much more!
Have a great day, sincerely, Jeff Q
"Experienced Dimple Picker" is going on my business card
Everyone: Well, he is a lawyer after all...
Me: So guys, how are you so sure about it, except for his calm and smooth layer-talk?
Oh yeahhh!!! Destructive Attack incoming!
We lost the key to one like that one so we slipper a pipe over the end, pushed the pipe down really hard and the end snapped off. About 5 seconds.
When it comes to hitch locks it’s more about not being an “easy” target like using a hitch pin with a cotter pin securing it. Considering up here in the rust belt a lot of people leave their hitch in year round, the lock itself corrodes and you can’t open it with a key, so it has to have a component that is easy to cut/break through to remove the pin. Most people that are looking at stealing a trailer do not go for the hitch pin especially in public. They will be more likely to steal the tow vehicle with the trailer attached.
I blinked and missed you picking it.
Your teasing us I need KNOW what is the core made of ...let's tear into it lol. 😎
"sloppy tolerances" was my college nickname.
Dude you are so fucking cool. *I cannot WAIT to see if anything happens this April 1st, last year was EPIC.*
Do you have a website of endorsed locks of various styles?
If not endorsed then how about "not too bad" locks?
I need some locks but you open locks like I open carabiners.
Are you reffering to tripple action or just plain spring gate? =D
Josh Bugno He has complimented Paclock before.
Thank you for not stealing my trailer hitch
Possibly his most smoothest pick
I use a 5/8” bolt. So unless you carry a wrench set you probably won’t take it off. Also a grinder doesn’t fit down by the hitch.
The only possible advantage that plastic innards might have is corrosion resistance. Trailer hitches pick up a lot of road dust and precipitation so they tend to corrode up fairly quick. I recently went to remove my trailer hitch and found out my lock which is less than 6 months old is so corroded it will not function so now I will have to cut the pin to remove it and then replace it with something else. Why did I leave it on for 6 months? It's winter here in Canada with lots of ice and snow. I have been rear ended twice this winter with no damage because the hitch projectes out 10 or so inches. The cars that hit me were not as lucky though. Both had a nice big divot in their plastic bumpers........and yes, I took pictures to prove they hit me instead of them claiming I backed into them at a later date.
We need more "apply violence to locks" videos, because the normal ones are way to short. :)
If it’s less than 2 minutes you know it’s unsecure
You should test it while it is attached to a trailer hitch underneath a vehicle. It might be a bit harder trying to pick it down there, but I am sure you could do it. This lock would be fine protecting a $50 trailer hitch, but not if there was a $50,000 boat attached to that trailer hitch.
This guy could be a good partner for a certain kind of business.. i mean he is good (respect)
I like to see you try that lock while it's installed on a trailer....
Looks like zinc plating to me.
zinc plating if properly done on a half decent polished surface may look like chrome plating sometimes.
I think dimple locks have a reputation for being secure because the keys look "futuristic" and harder to copy than a conventional pin tumbler key even though they are the same principle rotated to use the side of the key