Sargent & Greenleaf 8077A, 8077AB Combination Lock.

[@Mofo78786]

Hum!! Haven't seen these before!!! Keep on pickin!!🔒🔐🔒

[@nottodead]

@@Mofo78786 Thank you they are not to common and can be pretty expensive. I was lucky to find a few in the wild and for a decent price.

[@SeeStuDo]

Cool locks!!!

[@nottodead]

@@SeeStuDo thanks buddy

[@mcdpoor]

First time I have seen them. Very interesting

[@nottodead]

@@mcdpoor at first I didn't pay any attention to them then I was like wait a minute and went back to check them out. Found them in an old mom and pops hardware store.

[@BIRD43207]

Nice man

[@nottodead]

@@BIRD43207 thank you

[@CoxysPicks]

All 8077 series combo locks leave the factory set to a single digit, 25
Turn the dial counter clockwise 4 whole rotations resting on 25.
Then turn clockwise till you feel it stop.
Pull on shackle.

[@nottodead]

That's how all these ones were as well. They are so cool. Wish I could look inside one lol

[@gkeyman565]

I have what's left of an 8088 I think it was, Don't put the back on and don't let the window close . I screwed mine up trying to make my own change key and got the wheels miss-aligned, tried removing the back, there's multiple pins from the sides hidden, F'd it all up.
I would like to get either version.
Have a great day

[@nottodead]

@@gkeyman565 oh good to know I won't be attempting that any time soon then.

[@CoxysPicks]

There is a factory code for those.....
Give me a second

[@nottodead]

@@CoxysPicks oh really that's what's up that would be pretty cool to find out!