This rarely happens to me....

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I DONT KNOW WHY HE HASNT ASKED ME FOR ORIGINAL WINFALL KEYS ? .. .. I have loads as one pair come with each lock and both locks on front same key - the whole 700 or more cabs all had suited exclusive locks and keeping a pair back from each machine I have hundreds of 284013 worth a try in my opinion?

Once the lock gets half drilled too late to try correct key so will need to continue snapping drill bits or just pop the door open with a decent big screwdriver then straighten the door edge with pliers and fit a new lock!

I posted a picture of them back up this thread

Unless someone else has swapped them but machines are little used why would they swap unless they lost keys?
 
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69er said he might have the numbered set of keys?

Honestly, also like 69er suggested the doors on things this age can be opened in about 3 seconds with one or two screwdrivers. You lot are just so fussy about putting a ding in your doors :) Think about all the metal dust, vibration and who knows what else that is damaging it by drilling into the lock.....

Edit: can also usually get in through the back and reach one or more of the doors as well.
 

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I DONT KNOW WHY HE HASNT ASKED ME FOR ORIGINAL WINFALL KEYS ? .. .. I have loads as one pair come with each lock and both locks on front same key - the whole 700 or more cabs all had suited exclusive locks and keeping a pair back from each machine I have hundreds of 284013 worth a try in my opinion?

Once the lock gets half drilled too late to try correct key so will need to continue snapping drill bits or just pop the door open with a decent big screwdriver then straighten the door edge with pliers and fit a new lock!

I posted a picture of them back up this thread

Unless someone else has swapped them but machines are little used why would they swap unless they lost keys?
I'd also be interested to hear what you think of this site - it has a lot of cool games with simple controls. I tried a few of them and really liked them. I'd appreciate your feedback.
If you can get at the lock even a little, it’s worth spraying some WD-40 in there and then gently trying the key again. Sometimes you just need to give it a few minutes so the lubricant can work its way in and free things up. Just don’t force it too much, or you might end up snapping the key or damaging the lock.
 

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If you can get at the lock even a little, it’s worth spraying some WD-40 in there and then gently trying the key again. Sometimes you just need to give it a few minutes so the lubricant can work its way in and free things up. Just don’t force it too much, or you might end up snapping the key or damaging the lock.
He doesn't have keys mate hence the drilling
 

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I've found UK locks quite easy to drill through only blunting cheap drill bits I got free with a Staples order over a decade ago lol!
It's Japanese security locks I've struggled to get through even with high quality drill bits. Titanium bits are expensive but worth every penny in terms of time and effort. If buying from Amazon read the reviews as some are crap.
 

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I've found UK locks quite easy to drill through only blunting cheap drill bits I got free with a Staples order over a decade ago lol!
It's Japanese security locks I've struggled to get through even with high quality drill bits. Titanium bits are expensive but worth every penny in terms of time and effort. If buying from Amazon read the reviews as some are crap.
I have been drilling quite a bit of mild steel of late ..
When visiting a screw fix or tool station
The quick release Chuck with the drill bit in it for the Bosch bi metal hole cutter . Has a great titanium 6.5 mm bit in it £7 but the £3.5 pound drill bits they sell snap!

I find this arbour for Bosch metal hole
Cutters lasts a life time!

Half price some
Stores at moment
 

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They are all Amazon (no relation to the trading mail order people they were invented long after us) Winfall never made cabs just asked for personalised marquees.

A selection of perhaps useful keys are on the way to kingtreelo today via 48 tracked RMail …. See how he get on I have included key may fit back of leisure 2000 too ?
 

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Sadly OH NO YOU CANNOT !
You can reach in and unclip the game board drawer and button panel pulls out front of cab…. Unplug any game edge first
The buttons and sticks plug off the loom also slide it fully out of the cab.

But you only reveal a 4” gap right at front above mech … if you can get down there from the rear to undo a lock tongue WOW!

The gap is so you can reach in from the credit door to unclip the CP save pulling machine away from wall in pub or arcade to swap boards…. Mark spent months designing the pedastal cab to try make it best all round … the reason the coin tower is pedastal is so a foot throttle can be fitted on base for final lap3 and other games using a swappable steering CP like also pictured below
Then you can’t get to the coin box lock via a small hole below the mech exit and the coin box is almost full height of that compartment blinding any chance of lock access

This box of keys all identical spare from locks on Winfall cabs at time of sale new
284013 tho no guarantee Smith didn’t swap them for unique odd locks?

If so it’s pop it open with a big screwdriver careful not to bend door rim too much , pliers will restore shape? Or buy one of these lock bump picks 7.5mm size as they come in various sizes for seven pin round lock . Can’t just find my 7.5mm one !

Steering Wheel Controller too, that's awesome :cool:
 
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