Bolt Cutters vs Stanley 24/7 Security Shrouded 60mm Padlock "WORLDS TOUGHEST PADLOCK"
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I have received lots of comments regarding the Stanley 24/7 Security padlock and its effectiveness against my large 42 inch bolt cutters.
The Stanley 24/7 60 mm Security padlock has been regarded as the "worlds toughest padlock" or the go-to padlock for securing motorcycles and ATV's.
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Now cut that same lock same chain ON A GATE with the chain about 4 to 5 ft up! Try and muster up the strength required! Bet you cant do it! You done this on the ground with your weight bouncing up and down.
absolutely!
With hydrolic cutters you can cut it through like hot knife through butter!
@@jon123423 Reread my comment than apply your misspelled comment out in a FIELD SETTING instead of in a SHOP SETTING!!
👍Good test!....Going by the force needed to cut through it,meaning bouncing your weight on top the cutter...surely if the padlock was higher up at about chest height it would take immense strength from Arms like tree trunks to cut through it?!👍
Molybdenum shanks are quite hard but not as hard as Boron. Has that shackle been made from Boron you may have damaged your bolt croppers. You wouldn't have cut through it. Stanley should really have used a Boron shackle. I own four Abloy padlocks all with Boron shackles the PL362 being the thickest at 15mm. Abus has a strong padlock the 83CS80 also bolt cropper proof. Anyway, great video showing how a bit of brute force can shear a moly shackle and hence these types should be avoided. 😁😋💨🙃
Yep, I feel the cutters would self destruct if I attempted to cut a higher quality boron padlock such as an Abloy or Abus :)
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Got my Abloy 362 for $120 bucks on eBay
I think the Abus Granit 37/70 14mm shackle is going to chase most if not all bolt cutter attacks away also.
@@bluracer766 Yes, I do believe you're right. The Abus Granit 37/70 14mm is no mean padlock!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! I hope you all have a great time with family and friends!
Good video and happy Thanksgiving to you too. Good job dispelling such lock myths one at a time. I knew that lock would not survive those cutters, is a shame there is so much misinformation out there on that lock (and others) boasting how good it is when it is merely OK.
Keep moving up the padlock quality ladder, and you will certainly find locks that those 42" bolt cutters will not work on.
@@MesoTroniK Thanks for your kind words! You are right about this padlock. I had high hopes for it because I saw other RUclipsrs talk about how hard or impossible it would be to breach open. I'm actually glad I found out how vulnerable it was, instead of someone else finding out the hard way;)
two years later im watching this on thanksgiving
@@mightymykell Haha! Hey thanks and Happy Thanksgiving!😊
@@Brute4rce1111 thanks dude! Where are you located ?
Try to consider the toughness of the chain too. If the padlock is super tough but the chain is not that tough the" thief" would try to cut the chain instead of the shackle of the padlock.. just a thought
Polar opposite of lock picking lawyer lol
Do you have a hardness testing file set? Would've loved to have seen how hard that shackle was. Bosnian Bill on episode 910 said "Brinell 63" which I think he meant to say Rockwell 63. And Wayne Winton seems to think these padlocks are tough. Yet you seemed to have cut through it as if the shackle wasn't even hardened. Most hard shackles tend to explode yet your were just pinched like mild steel.
Unfortunately, I do not own any type of hardness testing kit. However, I ran the pieces against a file and I can tell you for sure the file skated right off of it. The shackle pieces also have that distinctive looking grain structure usually associated with hardened steel. Don't get me wrong, this is a great padlock for it's price for some things, but I would never recommend it as a tough motorcycle lock.
@@Brute4rce1111 That's a shame. I really like them because the size, price, and Schlage C keyway. Thx for the reply.
@@PersonaN007Grata I agree, I had high hopes for it too!
Well that was disappointing I thought it would at least put up a bit of a fight!
Those were really big bolt cutters though they probably weigh about 30 pounds.
test an abloy pl362
Lol, i'm not sure if I can get through one
George Papadakis: Whereas the Stanley had a molybdenum shackle (really quite hard) the PL362 has 15mm of case-hardened Boron Carbide...very very hard! The answer would be a resounding NO. lol He wouldn't be able to cut it with even 42in bolt croppers.😎
@Ezekiel Zick You're probably not far wrong there.👍😛
Just returning to this video as it's quite an exposé! The shackle isn't 60mm Brute4rce, that's the space between the shackle! I estimate the shackle diameter to be about 10 or 11mm. Could you confirm or deny this? Btw, still a Great video showing the inherent weakness of molybdenum as a medium for security applications!
Thank you for your kind words! Yes you are correct, the spacing on this padlock is indeed 60mm and with a shackle diameter of 11mm.
@@Brute4rce1111 Thanks for the quick response. 11mm of molybdenum, very robust also (I presume) quite a feat to crop by hand, but you proved it could be done. As of consequence, my faith lies purely with Boron-Carbide. Please do revisit this exposition....Harbor-Freight 42" against some witty opponents, maybe 10mm Boron!
If the lock and chain was 3ft off the ground would you still get through it though?
That was cheap bolt cutters!
You can usually cut any padlock with bolt cutters that big.
Always interesting to think that all the heat in that little piece of metal came from the food you ate...
Haha! I think of these kinds of things all the time 🤯
So this Fucking Stanley is not bolt cutter prof. which one is cutting prof ? I saw this video where he was showing another Stanley Padlock that he couldn't cut it with the biggest bolt cutter, and the hydraulic bolt cutter. was he faking it ? He recommended to buy stanley padlock. what's going on here ? Thank you for this video anyway, it opened my eyes. I was going to buy this padlock, now i have to do more research before i buy it.
Very cool video :). How is the cutting suface on the HF 42 inch bolt cutters after cutting? Hard or soft steel? Any chips?
Thanks. I checked out the jaws of the cutters and they show little to no wear after this cut. I have cut a bunch of padlocks with them, so they might have gotten "work hardened".
@@Brute4rce1111 nice, thank you.
If you had used a thicker chain, the bolt cutters wouldn't have enough room to get a grip...use a thicker chain than that one.
That is the thickest chain I could use with that lock. Any thicker, and the lock will not close. I've tried it.
@@Brute4rce1111 How many millimeters was that chain? I've seen a Krytonite chain with 12mm links used with that lock before. Admittedly it was tight, but they fit. There would have been no way for any bolt cutter to get a good enough bite to cut through it.
@@jamesorsby7553 I believe it was 5/8 grade 100 chain, so basically 16 mm steel.
@@Brute4rce1111 Those are 16mm links on that chain? They look awfully thin. Well, like I said, I've seen a Krytonite chain with 12mm links fill that entire space up. Maybe because the links were six sided, they're thicker by default...I don't know.
@@jamesorsby7553 I will have to measure the chain later after work, but I think it is close to 5/8. It is really heavy duty stuff, but I'm sure if it is thicker, specialty made security chain, you could lock the padlock on one loop of the chain that is fed through the other loop.
I h8 harbor freight
Put Abus 8380 in the bolt....
I'm thinking about trying the abloy pl 362 ;)
Ok 👍
Would be better if u tried to pick it and drill it as well.
Please don't claim that this is the worlds toughest padlock because there are plenty of padlocks out there at the time this video was made that are FAR FAR stronger than this lock like the Abloy PL362 or the Squire stronghold SS80 and today we have the SS100CS. You even proved this by mentioning that it's not even the highest security rating that Stanley has so it can't be THE "WORLDS TOUGHEST PADLOCK" can it?!
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