Soldato
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Unscrew the actual bolt.
Edit - I should read more than the op.
Edit - I should read more than the op.
I'll try a paperclip. Hammer is in shed, lol. I've always wanted to test if I'm capable of a career as a burglar, now's my chance.Tried a junior hacksaw to no avail. My builder tried a hammer and chisel to no avail. And it's really difficult getting all the screws off surrounding the bolt. I don't want to rip the wood around it.
Sounds like the tools are on the outside?![]()
Is it only me who wonders why people bother using padlocks when you can get most of them off within seconds?
I hope you don't have anything valuable in there, as that's how easy someone could break in!
£50 deposit? You can buy a good pair of 36" bolt cutters off the bay for £20 delivered.
The shed key is now attached with my house keys so I won't need to break into my shed again.
Why would I need to buy a pair for £20 when it cost me nothing to get this lock off? The £50 was returned to me when I returned the cutters. The shed key is now attached with my house keys so I won't need to break into my shed again.