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Post Wed Mar 14, 2012 6:51 pm

Abloys lever locks.

abloy 428 key.jpg
abloy 428 levers.jpg
Abloys whole double bitted key lever system his based on this 8 lever system.
The bolt his in the middle of the levers, 4 levers both sides.
Open this,youve opened them all.
The pic. shows the stump in the open position,when locked the stump will line up vertical with the middle of the keyway.
The keys are not cut in the centre,this throws the bolt.
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Post Wed Mar 14, 2012 7:29 pm

Re: Abloys lever locks.

That is pretty cool. Im guessing those are not cheap :P
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Post Wed Mar 14, 2012 8:16 pm

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I payed £70.00 plus postage. But will get the chance to pick one again,before its fitted.
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Post Wed Mar 14, 2012 11:58 pm

Re: Abloys lever locks.

It used to be Boda 428, I think they only changed the name.
Those, Boda & Abloy, are the most common secundary locks on Finnish doors. There is an Abloy (Classic, Profile, Exec, or Sento) that you use daily, and a lever lock to add security. As if anyone would pick the other lock.
But if you manage to pick this, you still haven´t picked them all. Search for Abloy Bodaguard. It has angeled levers, so its supposed to be even harder to pick.
Nice find tho!
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Post Thu Mar 15, 2012 12:25 am

Re: Abloys lever locks.

So theres two other abloys that dont share the same profile,ones a abloy bodaguard and the other his a abloy sento.
and the boda guard as angled levers,still eight or not ?
thanks for the info a picture would be nice of these and the levers.
Or are they the 451 smp and 451s. or sl 900 and sl901, Because they all still have 8 levers and have the bolt in the middle.
The only two abloy boda locks that have the extra,lock on top are 451s and 451smp.
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Post Thu Mar 15, 2012 8:40 am

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Most of the leverlocks we have here are separate locks just like your Abloy, these are installed maybe 20-30cm above the "everyday lock".
I didn´t even know about 451s etc. but as a keymaker I look more at the keyway/profile than the actual locking mechanism.
The keys of these leverlocks have mirrored cuts on each side of the key so you can use it from both sides of door. Just like Juwel.
About profiles; The older Boda leverlocks have 2 different blanks, the warding can be on either side of the key. 3 different lenghts of both. These fit Abloys like yours too.
Don´t really know about Bodaguard, I think I read somewhere there are 2 keyways. 8 levers, yes, but they can somehow tilt or something...
Sento is way different, its like Exec with a couple of extra grooves. There must be atleast 4 profiles for each.
Didn´t find any good info about Bodaguard, we need a welthy hobbyist to buy one and take it apart.
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Post Thu Mar 15, 2012 9:49 am

Re: Abloys lever locks.

How are you picking that ringo, with a 2 in 1 or just with 2 x 'L' shaped wires?
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Post Thu Mar 15, 2012 10:50 am

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bodaguard 9000 8 levers..jpg
Found a pic of the boda guard 9000,its not cheap 350.00.
i know why they call it the boda.....guard. still 8 levers
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Post Thu Mar 15, 2012 10:53 am

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ive got something new in mind hp.
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Post Fri May 24, 2013 1:36 am

Re: Abloys lever locks.

I really need to do a video on this ! someone let me "borrow one" lol
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Post Fri May 24, 2013 2:58 am

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I´ll borrow you one, if you pay the postage AND promise to make that video. :razz:
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Post Sat May 25, 2013 12:33 am

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Thanks wiser , but the postage might bankrupt me !
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Post Fri Jan 10, 2014 10:16 am

Re: Abloys lever locks.

There are self impressioning tools for these locks. (not bodaguard tho)
A Finnish lockie advertised that they now open allso Boda leverlocks non-destructively, so I googled for it:
http://www.vicunatools.com/en/door-unlocking/lever-locks/picks/magic-key-set/id/3025
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Post Fri Jan 10, 2014 10:21 am

Re: Abloys lever locks.

Bet that set ain't exactly cheap!

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Post Fri Jan 10, 2014 11:43 am

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Can those tools not be home made? I'm really interested in seeing how a self impressioning tool for lever locks work!
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