Seeking Gougler/Miller Combo Padlock Codes

amazing01 · 2009-09-05T07:06:52+00:00

Hi everyone. I was wondering if anyone out there has access to Gougler combo padlock codes??? I have a few new (new to me) Gouglers I am trying to crack and they are getting the better of me. I don’t expect this info to be published on this forum, so you can e-mail me (at mindhunter42 @ hotmail. com) if you have the codes I need. Here they are: F6217, 4202, and 547 If you are one who has a log of Miller/Gougler codes and you share them with me, I will share the ones that I have with you (through e-mail only). And just so everyone knows for sure that these are my personal locks that I am asking for codes for, I have included a few pics proving that they are mine: I included the Clarke combo lock in the pics because everyone here knows that I own this locks and it is unmistakable. I hope you can read the codes on the locks….they are printed in small nember stamp. Thanks in advance. Cheers, Mike DC/

Charles

[I have a Gougler Red Dot Combination lock also. It has 464 stamped on the hasp and no stops when you turn the dial. Any Ideas about the combination? Thanks!

oldbiscuit

Charles, starting at Zero, Go L5-R4-L2-R6 . Pull open bale. Let me know if it works. Good luck, Mark

Charles

Wow, that’s great. The combination worked. Thank you for the quick response too. This is a wonderful website! Charles

oldbiscuit

glad I could help. Mark

jeremy

I have a bag I stuck this padlock on, but can’t remember what the combination is. The funny thing is its not keeping anything locked except itself to my bag. Here is the information on the back of the lock…

GOUGLER KEYLESS LOCKS
KENT, OHIO
PATENTS 1,825,467 and 1,929,598
924 STAMPED ON SHACKLE

Thanks for the help!

oldbiscuit

Jeremy, can you post a pic of the bag with the lock? I’m pretty sure I can supply the combo,but I need to see the lock. thanks, Mark

Paul Prescott

jeremy wrote
I have a bag I stuck this padlock on, but can’t remember what the combination is. The funny thing is its not keeping anything locked except itself to my bag. Here is the information on the back of the lock…

GOUGLER KEYLESS LOCKS
KENT, OHIO
PATENTS 1,825,467 and 1,929,598
924 STAMPED ON SHACKLE

Thanks for the help!

Please refer to the policy for such requests :

http://www.antique-locks.com/question-answer-forum/1207-gougler-keyless-padlock-combination-requests.html

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jeremy

oldbiscuit wrote
Jeremy, can you post a pic of the bag with the lock? I’m pretty sure I can supply the combo,but I need to see the lock. thanks, Mark

Here they are… I’m almost positive the stamp is 924.

Thanks again

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oldbiscuit

Jeremy, I’m not sure if your lock has a positive stop. If it does turn it to the right till it stops then go as follows; L2-R4-L6-R2 If it has no positive stops turning the dial left or right then do the following; starting from Zero go L2-R4-L6-R2. If for some reason this dosn’t work don’t give up it would be just the first digit that is off in which case run thru the sequence just changing the first digit everytime. Let us know if it works for you, Mark

jeremy

Mark,

That was it… No it doesn’t have a positive stop. L2 R4 L6 L2 is the one. Thank you for your help!
Jeremy

A4PrOdUcTiOnZ

Hey I have a lock that I just won on ebay but I don’t know the code 🙁 I really need help on cracking this code. The lock says its a “MILLER LOCK CO. PHILA USA” “STANDARD TIME” with “G 30” stamped on the back of the shackle. Patents "Aug 25, 1908, Nov 6, 1908, Nov 29, 1910. I have no idea what the code is or how to open this. Somebody please help me. I took a picture of me holding it for a better reference….A4

wylk

The Miller company of Philadelphia is of no relation to the Miller/Gougler/Miller companies in this thread, but hopefully that won’t prevent somebody from helping.

SOUTHGATE

Gougler Keyless lock with Code 5 221.
Thank you,
Steve Tepper

oldbiscuit

Does the lock have a positive stop when you turn the dial? Also is the number 5 221 or 5221 or is it S221. Mark

SOUTHGATE

oldbiscuit wrote
Does the lock have a positive stop when you turn the dial? Also is the number 5 221 or 5221 or is it S221. Mark

The dial does not stop when it is turned. The number on the lock is 5 221.
Thanks

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JDREEDY

I just received this padlock from my mother. I beleive she received it from my Uncle who had passed away. No combination.

Would anyone have the combo?

Shackle Number is 19

Lock Body Number is 166

Thanks,

Jay D Reedy

oldbiscuit

Southgate, I’m not real sure if the space between the 5 and the 2 makes it a 3 digit or a 4 digit code so I looked up both. First try the 4 digit, start by going left to 0 then R1-L2-R5. If that dosn’t work start by going left to 0 then R6-L2-R7. If it still dosn’t work,start at 0 then go L10-R6-L2-R7. Hopefully one of these combinations will work.please let us know which one works if any.Mark🙁whew):

SOUTHGATE

oldbiscuit wrote
Southgate, I’m not real sure if the space between the 5 and the 2 makes it a 3 digit or a 4 digit code so I looked up both. First try the 4 digit, start by going left to 0 then R1-L2-R5. If that dosn’t work start by going left to 0 then R6-L2-R7. If it still dosn’t work,start at 0 then go L10-R6-L2-R7. Hopefully one of these combinations will work.please let us know which one works if any.Mark🙁whew):

Mark no luck, I tried all the combs, but the lock did not open. Any other possibilities?
STEVE

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oldbiscuit

Southgate, Did you try pulling up on the bail when you reached the last number? There is no spring that pops the bail open on these locks. If you did and none of the combos worked,try L0-R11-L2-R5. I’m sorry if I’m not being any help,but the Reed code book that I’m getting the codes from isn’t always accurate.Usually the last 2 digits in the combo are right but the first right from left zero is off.If all else fails try going through the sequence changing the first R by 1 digit every time leaving the last 2 digits the same.Hope you can get it, Mark🙁-:

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JDREEDY, here I go again. Try from zero go,L5-R6-L5-R4. Pull the bail up when you get the last number dialed in. Be very diligent when dialing the combo in. If you go past a number (click) by even a little bit ,it will throw it off and you’ll have to start over from the begining. Good luck and be sure to let us know how it worked. Mark:o:

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Southgate, Looking at you pics, I’m wondering if the 1 could posibly be a missstamped 7. You might also try from Zero R8-L9-R5 just in case.If none of these combos work,I don’t know what else to tell you. Mark

SOUTHGATE

oldbiscuit wrote
Southgate, Did you try pulling up on the bail when you reached the last number? There is no spring that pops the bail open on these locks. If you did and none of the combos worked,try L0-R11-L2-R5. I’m sorry if I’m not being any help,but the Reed code book that I’m getting the codes from isn’t always accurate.Usually the last 2 digits in the combo are right but the first right from left zero is off.If all else fails try going through the sequence changing the first R by 1 digit every time leaving the last 2 digits the same.Hope you can get it, Mark🙁-:

———- Post added at 03:40 AM ———- Previous post was at 02:47 AM ———-

JDREEDY, here I go again. Try from zero go,L5-R6-L5-R4. Pull the bail up when you get the last number dialed in. Be very diligent when dialing the combo in. If you go past a number (click) by even a little bit ,it will throw it off and you’ll have to start over from the begining. Good luck and be sure to let us know how it worked. Mark:o:

———- Post added at 03:49 AM ———- Previous post was at 03:40 AM ———-

Southgate, Looking at you pics, I’m wondering if the 1 could posibly be a missstamped 7. You might also try from Zero R8-L9-R5 just in case.If none of these combos work,I don’t know what else to tell you. Mark

Mark, the last comb worked!! Thanks for your help
Steve

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