J & J Taylor Safe Cobination change

Anyone out there have the instructions for changing the combination of a J & J Taylor safe? My dad doesn't remember the old combo.... thinks it's only 2 numbers... the safe is open right now, and we have the key, so all I need are the instructions. The lock and handle as separate, and the lock has a star at 12 o'clock and a line at 1 o'clock.

Thanks

Reply to
Will Atkinson
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post your question in the public section.. Thats an old safe and I flat have no clues, but there are a bunch of safe guys there..

--Shiva--

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me

Don't need to worry about that..... the safe was drilled in the past and never repaired. We want to get the combo changed and working before we go to weld the hole shut and replace the fireproofing.

Will

Reply to
Will Atkinson

I don't know much of anything about safes but I can tell ya most of these guys here only play locksmiths on Usenet. 10 to 1 you can't find anybody than can give any type answer.

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Macky

LOL he'll have to. Nobody here knows. That's something probably only an actual real working locksmith would know how to do.

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Macky

So if you don't know much about safes, then just what are your credentials for judging if, and what kind of a locksmith someone may be?

Reply to
Roger Shoaf

I notice nobody has answered the question yet. Nobody on here answers much of anything in the way of locksmithing related questions except one or maybe two guys who look like they do it to piss off the nuts who think locksmithing or locksmithing wannabes are supposed to belong to some kind of secret club.

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Macky

I just never seen one.. the brand name is immaterial its the DIAL that matters.. that takes more information.. its 'probably' either a hand change Yale, or a pin change.. but the 'key' part is interesting.. a picture would be nice.. but..

--Shiva--

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me

Oh I see your invitation has been accepted.

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Reply to
Roger Shoaf

Somebody call me???? ;)

It's most probably a key change lock. (And not your average, run of the mill change key either!)

If the combination just needs to be obtained and not necessarily changed... best bet (for an amateur - other than getting a professional) would probably be to just remove the back cover, dial all the gates under the fence and write down what the numbers are.

Try the combination at least five times - in a row - successfully - BEFORE you close the door!

Reply to
Bob DeWeese, CML, CJS

To change the combination of a J&J Taylor safe you need a combination Key that fits on the inside of the locking mechanism...

Reply to
bosco_55charlie

I have key, already removed lock from safe door, looking for instructions how to set or retrieve existing combination.

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keeping.lakehouse

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Steve Edwards

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