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    Posted 4 years ago

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    OLBob
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    "Jaws" rescue tool tips for automobiles. And "K" lock removal tool for doors on buildings.
    Firetruck junkyard in winter.
    Harpers newsprint ads for fire insurance and Babcock fire extinguisher.

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    1. lptools, 4 years ago
      Hello, I love the photos!1 How does the lock removal tool work? Thanks, Lou
    2. OLBob OLBob, 4 years ago
      The "K" is slid against the door atop a deadbolt. A halligan tool (specialized firemans prybar) is inserted into a slot on the KTool . Then with a sledge hammer the K is wedged into the deadbolt where-by it can be pried off.
    3. OLBob OLBob, 4 years ago
      I'll add more photos to explain
    4. lptools, 4 years ago
      I've got it!! I'm just a lowly carpenter, but I work with several locksmiths during the day!! They would love that tool. regards, Lou
    5. OLBob OLBob, 4 years ago
      I beg to differ Sir. You are a highly regarded carpenter as HE was. Without you we would all be out in the weather. Very high on the Maslows hierarchy of needs. Besides that carpentry is fun.

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