Supra push button realtor box
Any other ideas? Any help is appreciated.
Below is what the box looks like.
keymaster1053 wrote:You are correct, that version is a bolt, not even a dead latch, so it will not push in no matter what. that type of door, can be set to any number of digits to open, from one to all ten (ten would be stupid, but it is possible) the good thing is each number can only be used once, and it doesn't matter what order they are pressed. in other words, if 1234 is the code, you can press 4321 and it will still open. with this in mind, your best bet is to brute force it (try all possible combo's) four digits is the most commonly used, so I would start there. I know somewhere on the net there is a software app that will generate all possible combo's after you've entered the rules ie: 0-9, no repeats, any order, 4-digits, etc. if you print that out just try them and cross off the list at your lesiure until you get it. perhaps someone else here knows the website of that app??
good luck, and let us know!
Jim.
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rai wrote:A bolt, do ya push the thumb lever up then mess the code numbers to lock it,
Most that I have seen, not this model have snap latches that are cammed to press back the latch then they snap shut, and I recently have seen a supra with a shackle for putting it on the doorknob, fall open when being struck repeatedly
I would certainly try the rubber hammer with the lock tilted so that if the snaplatch is driven back far enough the door will fall off.
I suggested someone experiment with this after seeing it happen but no one was interested in trying. That was in another thread, I don't have one of these to experiment with, but I have seen a supra four wheel comb lock fall open when struck (actually it was being used as a hammer on another lock with a broken key in it.
the thumb lever for pulling back the bolt looks just like the ones that are snap latches.
Libertyclicks wrote:I did one of these earlier this year.... should be a post on here about it somewhere...
dmasters wrote:Libertyclicks wrote:I did one of these earlier this year.... should be a post on here about it somewhere...
http://www.keypicking.com/viewtopic.php?f=100&t=7774&p=67773#p67773
Found it. May have to try your method, Liberty. The method I've used requires a sensitive touch: Hold down the opening button and gently push/wiggle the buttons. The ones that give the most resistance are part of the combo. Practice, get a feel for it, then amaze people with your psychic powers
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dmasters wrote:Libertyclicks wrote:I did one of these earlier this year.... should be a post on here about it somewhere...
http://www.keypicking.com/viewtopic.php?f=100&t=7774&p=67773#p67773
Found it. May have to try your method, Liberty. The method I've used requires a sensitive touch: Hold down the opening button and gently push/wiggle the buttons. The ones that give the most resistance are part of the combo. Practice, get a feel for it, then amaze people with your psychic powers
DIY Dave wrote:I got it open using dmaster's method. The combo was 3 digits
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